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Five D.C. firefighters reassigned after Facebook post
Five D.C. firefighters have been placed on desk duty after one of them made a Facebook post that criticized the D.C. police.
Captain America movie filming underway in D.C. (Video)
A bit of Hollywood is back in the nation's capital this week. A Captain America movie is being shot near the Smithsonian's Air and Space Museum.
Washington Ballet performs sensual interpretation of classic Hemingway novel
From the moment the music swelled and the curtain rose in the Kennedy Center's Eisenhower Theater, Septime Webre's adaptation of "The Sun Also Rises" charmed its audience.
Painting a path of hope for homeless youth through art education
In the areas of D.C. that experience 40-50 percent of homelessness and poverty, one local organization is making sure art is accessible to underprivileged youth.
After 17 years, area sisters reunited at track meet (Video)
Two sisters from D.C. who were separated shortly after birth have been reunited -- through a track meet.
Vigil honors officers killed in the line of duty (Video)
Thousands of people converged on Judiciary Square Monday night to honor fallen heroes at the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial.
Tommy Wells will launch D.C. mayoral run this weekend
D.C. Councilmember Tommy Wells, D-Ward 6, will formally launch his mayoral campaign on Saturday with a rally in Northeast.
'Other Desert Cities' brings delightful drama, dysfunction to Arena Stage
Washington loves nothing more than a story involving politicians and a carefully-guarded secret. Throw in some unresolved family conflict and Reaganite references, and voila -- a true D.C. classic.
National Cathedral gets $100K grant for repairs
Washington National Cathedral was the big winner of a three-week online contest to distribute grants for historic preservation.
Police groups push for national Blue Alert
Hours before a candlelight vigil honoring the memory of officers killed in the line of duty, police have joined with elected leaders urging Congress to create a nationwide Blue Alert system.
DC Councilmember Tommy Wells to launch mayoral bid
DC Councilmember Tommy Wells to become 2nd declared candidate for mayor
National Cathedral wins preservation funds contest
National Cathedral wins contest for preservation funding; Mount Vernon also wins top grant
National Police Week draws thousands of officers
Tens of thousands of police officers from around the country are in Washington this week as part of National Police Week.
Bryce Harper tweets a photo of his ingrown toenail
Bryce Harper did no play for the Nationals on Friday for good reason -- an ingrown toenail.
Newseum reconsiders honor for 2 linked to Hamas
Newseum reconsiders plan to add names of 2 people linked to Hamas to Journalists Memorial
This week in D.C. tech: Nigel Morris, Vint Cerf
Some big names taking the podium/stage/backward-facing chair this week. Capital One co-founder Nigel Morris, also managing partner at QED Investors, gives a fireside chat at Startup Grind.
Preventing and treating poison ivy
It's the time of year when everyone starts heading outside. And it is also the time of year when doctors see an uptick in poison ivy cases.
D.C.'s Punk Rock Bride sets its sights on West Coast
Punk Rock Bride, the D.C.-based bridal company founded by Stephanie Ward in her Georgetown apartment in 2008, is setting its sights on the West Coast.
D.C. parking ticket exposes pay-by-cell glitch
A system glitch in a pay-by-cell D.C. parking system left a Fairfax, Va., man the victim of an erroneous ticket, a WTOP TicketBuster investigation has found.
DC hits halfway point in Potholepalooza campaign
At halfway point in Potholepalooza campaign DC beats last year's record of potholes filled



