The other four teens, who came to D.C. to compete in the event, are also believed to be safe.
Top row, from left to right: Don Charu Ingabire, Aristide Irambona and Richard Irakoze. Bottom row, from left to right: Audrey Mwamikazi, Kevin Sabumukiza and Nice Munezero. (D.C. Police)
Chef Tsering is introducing his restaurant concept, Dorjee Momo, to D.C.-area diners through a series of pop-up dinners this summer and fall.
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Bicycling advocates say Oregon's first-of-its-kind bike tax is not likely to be the last. They also say it takes transportation policy in the wrong direction.
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What you should laugh at, depending on your preferred medium for comedy consumption.
100 degrees cannot be ruled out in parts of the area into the weekend.
Old favorites return in new ways, and a new venue holds its first show.
A caller reported that someone had come into a home and shot a man inside.
Victim has serious injuries but was able to walk and speak after the shooting, police said.
Public defender alleges officers planted drugs; police say officers may have re-created drug discovery for cameras
One suspect was arrested, and police are looking for two other men.
The District issued almost 1 million tickets from the cameras during fiscal 2016.
A roundup of news from the Washington region.
Democrats vying to challenger Gov. Hogan next year joined him to press the flesh in steamy, sticky weather.
Prosecutors say Brandi Myles agreed to pay hit man $20,000 in a failed plot to kill her ex-husband.
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Nationalist and populist torrents unleashed nationally in 2016 on both sides have not settled down yet.
A letter to the Coast Guard criticized the plan for a two-mile “security zone” when the president is playing golf.
Needle programs could be up and running by the end of the year or early next year.
This heat wave is kicking into higher gear.
Baltimore City Police Commissioner Kevin Davis says officers who appear to be planting evidence may have been reconstructing drug find after forgetting to turn on body cameras.
