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Sink hole closes DC intersection on 14th Street
Sink hole closes major DC intersection at 14th and F streets; traffic being diverted
Judge promises more openness in Chandra Levy case
A judge promised more openness after months of confidential post-trial proceedings in the case of murdered Washington intern Chandra Levy, disclosing for the first time the reason a key prosecution witness could be discredited.
Sinkhole closes major commuter route in D.C.
A sinkhole has closed a major intersection and commuter route in downtown Washington at 14th and F streets.
Strike shuts down food stalls in federal buildings
Strike shuts down food stalls at Reagan Building, McDonald's at Air and Space Museum
New Crime Museum exhibit features Bernie Madoff artifacts
Bernie Madoff's fraudulent investment operation not only ruined thousands of investors' financial futures, it remains fascinating to the public. And now his misdeeds are featured in a permanent exhibit at the National Museum of Crime & Punishment.
Protesters denounce IRS at agency's headquarters
A few dozen tea party activists and their supporters have gathered outside the IRS headquarters in Washington to protest extra scrutiny of their organizations.
D.C. driver pleads guilty to fatally hitting pedestrian
A driver accused of pinning a pedestrian against a tree on a D.C. sidewalk has pleaded guilty to a charge of involuntary manslaughter as part of a deal with prosecutors.
Plan to make Smartrip card obsolete moves closer
Plans are moving forward that would make hopping on a Metro train easier for riders around D.C.
Missing D.C. boy found
Police in D.C. are asking the public for help finding an 11-year-old boy.
Donald Trump clears regulatory hurdle on Old Post Office redevelopment plan
Real estate mogul Donald Trump has cleared a regulatory hurdle in his efforts to redevelop the Old Post Office in downtown D.C.
Fiesta Asia celebrates Pacific Asian culture
The Asian Heritage Foundation hosted its eighth Fiesta Asia Street Festival. The festival featured martial arts demonstrations, food vendors, musical performances and a cultural parade.
Pet of the Week: Cherry
WTOP Living is partnering with the Washington Animal Rescue League to feature a Pet of the Week available for adoption. Meet this week's pet below.
ADOPTED! Pet of the Week: Diego, Chihuahua mix
WTOP Living is partnering with the Washington Animal Rescue League to feature a Pet of the Week available for adoption. Meet this week's pet below.
Woman: Hung up on after calling 911 in D.C.
A woman in D.C. says her calls for help to 911 went unanswered after an attempted robbery, but city officials say the system was working properly.
DC Fire: Carbon monoxide sickens 7 workers
DC Fire: Carbon monoxide fumes sicken 7 construction workers
House to vote on moving Frederick Douglass statue
House to vote on unveiling date for Frederick Douglass statue in Capitol
DC man gets 4 years for armed robbery of dog
18-year-old gets 4 years in prison for stealing dog at gunpoint in Washington
GW gym floor to feature D.C. landmarks
Next fall, a local university's sports teams will play on a newly designed gym floor, which will feature several familiar landmarks.
Tadich Grill, San Francisco's seafood institution, coming to D.C.
One of the California city's oldest restaurants plans to open a location in the District.



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