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- Pair of Md. brothers may have ties to terror groups
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- No Triple Crown: Oxbow upsets Orb at Preakness
- Police: Synthetic marijuana sold at Frederick shop
- Mid-Atlantic beaches ready for post-Sandy summer
- Frederick man charged with soliciting sex
- 10 Things to Know about the Preakness _ and beyond
Virginia News
- Thousands of runners take on Marine Corps Historic Half
- Local county tops list of highest commuter numbers
- Up to 60 injured after car drives into Va. parade
- Cleaning lady at Va. university earns degree
- Coast Guard looks for 2 missing men in Va. river
- Up to 60 injured after car drives into Va. parade
1 arrested in Metro car theft, chase
The driver of a car stolen from a Prince George's County Metro station led police on a short chase through Alexandria Saturday morning and police are still looking for the driver.
D.C. council looks at solutions to help the homeless
Lawmakers are hammering out details on how to move forward on potential remedies to buck the upward trend of homelessness in D.C.
Love and handcuffs at the Museum of Crime and Punishment
For many, Valentine's Day means flowers, chocolates and a romantic dinner. But at the National Museum of Crime and Punishment, Valentine's Day means handcuffs.
Some Metro employees make 150 percent of base salary in overtime hours
News Channel 7 reports some Metro employees are racking-up overtime hours and taking home yearly earnings that are much higher than their base salaries.
Can't get into Jose Andres' Minibar? Now there's Barmini right next door
Jeff Dufour, D.C. editor for UrbanDaddy.com
Fairfax official cries foul over Metro-approved bid for FBI HQ
A Fairfax County representative is calling foul over a Metro-endorsed proposal he says gives Prince George's County the edge in an ongoing bid to host the FBI headquarters.
Rep. Campbell: Topics lawmakers won't fight over -- puppies and kittens
On a beautiful sunny Valentine's Day on Capitol Hill, the fur was flying, but not for the usual reasons.
Dave's Take: It's 1991 again with Redskins' name battle
The Redskins went on the defensive more than 20 years ago over the team's name. Now, it's happening again.
Redskins GM rejects push to change team name
Responding Thursday to persistent questions about the Redskins' controversial moniker, team general manager Bruce Allen emphatically said the name would stay.
Smithsonian creates app for presidential portraits
Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery launches new app to showcase US presidential portraits
Robins: A sign of spring? Or did winter never come?
It's been said that robins are a harbinger of spring, but many locals have been noticing more backyard American robins during the cold winter months.
Rabid fox bites woman in DC's Rock Creek Park
Rabid fox bites woman in Washington's Rock Creek Park
Baristas pour over details to create latte art in D.C. (VIDEO)
For fans of coffee, art and shows like "iron Chef America," this is just the thing.
Asteroid striking Earth is 'like a bullet hitting a bullet'
Richard Berendzen, director of NASA's Space Grant Consortium for D.C., says there's no chance an asteroid could catch astronomers off guard.
Auditions Friday for DC Water's mascot
DC Water is holding auditions Friday from noon to 5 p.m. at the Bryant Street Pumping Station in Northwest.
Partial transcripts promised in Chandra Levy case
A D.C. Superior Court Judge has decided to release redacted, partial transcripts of hearings in December and January related to the murder conviction for the killing of intern Chandra Levy.
Rash of burglaries threatens local college campuses
There has been a rash of burglaries at college campuses at Georgetown University, American University, University of the District of Columbia and Gallaudet University since January.
Adoptable pets spread love, joy on Capitol Hill
Rescue groups from around the D.C. area brought more than 50 adoptable pets to show them off and highlight their plight at the Cannon House Office Building Thursday.
Celebs, enviros arrested at WH pipeline protest
Robert Kennedy, Julian Bond among those arrested at White House protest over oil pipeline
Live Chat: Clinton Yates on changing the Redskins name
Clinton Yates, a Washington Post Express editor and columnist for The Root DC, will join WTOP at 2 p.m. Friday to weigh in on the Redskins name controversy.
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