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- Law enforcers corral escaped cows along interstate
- New book: Lululemon murderer was likely a prostitute
- Man charged with poking holes in meat packages
- Academy: 3 midshipmen charged with sexual assault
- Mom found incompetent for trial in toddler's death
- Driver dies in single-car crash in Washington Co.
- 3 charged with sexual assault at USNA
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National Cathedral competing for repair money
Washington National Cathedral, in Northwest D.C., is in the running for a substantial amount of money as it continues healing from an earthquake that rocked the region.
DC event for pedestrian traffic signal postponed
Bad weather causes postponement of DC ceremony for new pedestrian traffic signal
D.C. to get its second Trader Joe's
Coming soon to the U Street corridor: D.C.'s second Trader Joe's.
AAA: Gas prices could continue to fall through the summer
A road trip this summer could be cheaper than last year, as AAA analysts say the the recent gas price slide could continue through the summer.
Bike boom prompts some to finally learn
Bicycle advocates say the increasing popularity of traveling on two wheels is convincing more and more adults who never learned as a child to give it a try.
Deals site LivingSocial says it's been hacked
Online deals company LivingSocial says website hacked; data of 50M customers may be exposed
3 Md. men charged with robbery in DC
3 Maryland men charged with robbery in DC's Adams Morgan neighborhood
Breyer has shoulder surgery after bike accident
Justice Stephen Breyer has shoulder replacement surgery after falling off his bicycle
Volunteers go to war against Rock Creek Park invader
Some D.C. residents have volunteered in the war against a foreign invader that threatens the trees in Rock Creek Park.
Funeral held for DC officer killed at MD home
Funeral services held for. DC officer killed in Maryland home, stepson charged in death
DC fire changes arson counting method
DC fire department changes arson counting method, move raises closure rate
Police crack down on ticket scalpers outside Nats stadium
It's a whole new tune for fans heading into Nationals Park as D.C. police crack down on ticket scalpers outside the stadium.
DC flies Boston's flag over city hall
DC flies Boston's flat over city hall as sign of solidarity
Goodwill chosen for job training at DC Marriott
Goodwill chosen to lead job training, recruitment for new Marriott near DC convention center
Column: Why doesn't Congress just stay in town and get to work?
Congress left town Friday for another round of visits to their home districts. But some critics questions whether they ought to just stay in Washington and figure out the budget once and for all and end the piecemeal approach, like Friday's vote on air traffic controller furloughs.
Legendary broadcaster donates interviews with sports icons to Library of Congress
A former Washington sports broadcaster, himself a world record holder and sports icon, turned over seven decades of historic games and interviews with sports legends to the Library of Congress.
DC Circulator buses adding National Mall route
DC officials planning expansion of visitor-friendly bus service to include National Mall
Congress to consider DC 20-week abortion ban again
An Arizona congressman has reintroduced a bill that would ban abortions in the District of Columbia after 20 weeks of pregnancy.
Video: Man wrestles with gunman to prevent attack on D.C. group
Video released from an attack at a conservative group's D.C. headquarters last year shows a building manager wrestling with a gunman and preventing a possible massacre.
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