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Signs that federal partisanship is impacting road budgets
WTOP's Max Smith reports.
Metropolitan Police fails to investigate sexual assault cases
WTOP reporter Alicia Lozano
UK warns citizens to leave Benghazi, Libya
JJ Green, WTOP National Security Correspondent
Striking up the band
The University of Maryland "Mighty Sound of Maryland" Marching Band was part of the Inaugural Parade! Looking great and sounding great. Before the big day we talked with some band members and UMd Director of Bands L. Richmond Sparks. Click on the four pieces below!
Raise gas tax or sales tax to pay for roads?
WTOP's Kristi King reports. More in The Washington Post.
Beyonce's 'Star Spangled Banner' inaugural sound check
Recorded by Megan Cloherty Sunday at 10 p.m. at the Capitol
Baltimore police officer indicted on drug charges
Federal prosecutors say a Baltimore police officer indicted on drug and weapons charges is facing up to life in prison.
Real Hints from the real Heloise
Before her appearances at this weekend's Home + Remodeling Show at the Dulles Expo Center Heloise shared some helpful hints on how to survive the Inaugural Ceremonies and parade. Click on the cuts below. Heloise, ahousehold name for over 35 years, is known internationally for her "Hints from Heloise "
Marching band has performed for inaugurations for over a century
WTOP's Natalie Plumb
Conference championship time: George and Rob's predictions
WTOP's George Wallace and Rob Woodfork
Concerns raised about lack of Montgomery Co. School Resource Officers
WTOP's Kate Ryan talks about school safety concerns raised at the Montgomery County Council of PTAs meeting.
Ice cubes text friends when you're drunk
WTOP's Del Walters reports. See how it works on Mashable.com.
Familiar stores like Blockbuster and Fashion Bug may vanish
WTOP's Veronica Robinson



