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Swastikas found at Union Station; suspect may have ‘mental health challenges,’ police say
The symbols appeared the day after International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
VMI’s first Black superintendent blasts White critics of diversity and equity reform
A scathing Facebook post from VMI Superintendent Cedric T. Wins exposed the battle over the future of the nation’s oldest state-supported military college.
Teaching, parenting and grieving: South River coach copes after losing wife to covid at 44
Mike Zivic — basketball coach, widower, father of two — finds a balance after 2020 tragedy.
Updates: Some slick spots as light snow falls and temperatures dip this evening
Temperatures are dipping to near and below freezing across the region. A few inches of snow are likely to fall into the overnight.
D.C. police identify Days Inn shooting victim
Four others were wounded in the shooting that occurred early Thursday, police said.
Woman charged with manslaughter in shooting of teen in Southeast Washington
A 17-year-old was found fatally shot inside a Southeast Washington apartment building, police said.
Ex-police officer sentenced to life in prison for fatal shooting of neighbor
The brutal daylight slaying was captured on surveillance video.
‘So broken down’: Teachers, students and families caught in the middle of Youngkin’s mask order
Gov. Glenn Youngkin's mask-optional order is the subject of two lawsuits, one from parents and one from school boards.
Updated forecast: Snow to increase tonight, turning cold and windy Saturday
At least 2 or 3 inches is a good bet along and east of Interstate 95 through Saturday morning.
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Praying and protesting in Washington, they wait for news from Ukraine
For the past few weeks, Ukrainians and Ukrainian Americans in the Washington region have been glued to the news, anxiously assessing developments in their homeland as an invasion by the approximately 100,000 Russian troops surrounding Ukraine seems possible at any moment.
Attorney wants gag order on police in case of accused serial killer in Virginia
The defense attorney for Anthony Robinson is asking a judge to stop police from calling his client the "shopping cart killer." The man has been charged in two slayings and is suspected in two others.
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They were sentenced to life in prison. Who should decide if they get a second chance?
The long shadow of “truth in sentencing” politics in Maryland, where the vast majority of lifers are Black.
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Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich trails challengers in early fundraising
“My entirely political life, people have had more cash on hand than I do," Elrich said. "That’s never deterred me.”
A century later, the pain of D.C.’s deadliest disaster still resonates
The collapse of the Knickerbocker Theatre killed 98 people, changed the Adams Morgan neighborhood and reverberates in an ongoing development battle.
Virginia House Republicans try hardball to save Youngkin Cabinet pick
Virginia House Republicans are trying to muscle Andrew Wheeler into governor Glenn Youngkin’s Cabinet by holding up the reappointment Angela L. Navarro to the of State Corporation Commission.
Five people shot, one fatally, at hotel in Northwest Washington
The shooting happened a few blocks from the campus of the University of the District of Columbia.
D.C. area could see about 1 to 3 inches of snow late Friday into Saturday from coastal storm
Conditions could be slick for the Friday evening commute.
Incoming Georgetown Law administrator apologizes after tweets dean called ‘appalling’
An incoming Georgetown Law administrator is facing backlash for a series of tweets about President Biden's plans for a Supreme Court nominee.
Maryland lawmakers approve new state legislative maps as critics prepare to sue
Maryland lawmakers approved new boundary lines for legislative districts Thursday as opponents accuse them of gerrymandering and prepare to sue.
Metro’s regular weekday bus service to return Feb. 7; search continues for new GM
Metrobus service had been reduced to a weekend schedule because a large number of operators fell ill with covid-19.
