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Marion Barry Hospitalized In Las Vegas
Former District of Columbia Mayor and current Councilmember Marion Barry has been hospitalized in Las Vegas.
Mistaken Homicide Suspect Alleges Excessive Force By DC Police
A New York City man who was in Washington for a conference of community activists says D.C. police officers used excessive force after mistaking him for a homicide suspect.
Smithsonian To Create Its 1st Human Genome Exhibit
Thomas Gore, Aide To DC Mayor Vincent Gray, Charged With Straw Donations
Southbound Lanes Of 3rd Street Tunnel Reopened After School Bus Fire
Smithsonian To Create Its 1st Human Genome Exhibit
French Prosecutor Opens Probe Into Alleged Rape In DC Hotel By Strauss-Kahn
PBS To Broadcast Honors For Bacharach And David
Donnie Bookhardt And Crystal Huggins Sentenced In D.C. Robberies
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Maryland To Be First State To Ban Arsenic In Chicken Feed
Gov. Martin O'Malley is expected to sign a bill this week that would make Maryland the first state to ban an arsenic additive in chicken feed.
Maryland Lawmakers Target Special Session In July To Tackle Gambling Expansion
Maryland's legislative leadership has announced a possible date for another special session, this time to consider the expansion of gambling.
Maryland Teaching Sex Trafficking Education
D.C. Woman And Pennsylvania Man Killed In BW Parkway Crash
Carjacking Suspect Caught In Takoma Park
Police Investigate Deaths Of Silver Spring Couple
Baltimore Actor Who Played ‘Chubby’ In Our Gang Buried In Unmarked Grave
Rockville Metro Station Shooting: Two Shot, One In Serious Condition
Court: Gay Divorce OK In Maryland, Gay Marriage Isn’t
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Deal Reached In Virginia State Fair Bankruptcy Case Clears Way For Sale
A deal reached in the State Fair of Virginia bankruptcy case would clear the way for a buyer to purchase the entire fair in an attempt to put on the event in September.
School Bus Catches Fire On Beltway Near American Legion Bridge
A school bus caught fire on the inner loop of the Capital Beltway near the American Legion Bridge.
Police Investigate Possible Drowning In Leesburg After Man Reports Hearing Cries For Help
Gasoline Prices Trend Downward Just In Time For Memorial Day
Alan Jackson Raises Money For A Quake-Damaged Virginia County
Fairfax Police Fatally Shoot Man In Springfield
Slave Who Mailed Himself To Freedom Honored In Virginia
Gov. Bob McDonnell Orders New Voter ID Cards To Every Virginia Voter
Jose Diaz Arrested For Sexual Assault Of 13-Year-Old Girl In Woodbridge
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DEA Agents Face Allegations Of Soliciting Colombian Prostitutes
Three agents with the Drug Enforcement Agency have been accused of soliciting prostitutes in Colombia.
Maryland Lawmakers Target Special Session In July To Tackle Gambling Expansion
Maryland's legislative leadership has announced a possible date for another special session, this time to consider the expansion of gambling.
Notre Dame, Dozens Of Dioceses Sue Obama Administration Over Birth Control Mandate
Newark Mayor Cory Booker Backs Off ‘Nauseating’ Comment
Obama: ‘There Will Be Great Challenges Ahead’ In Afghanistan
New Obama Ad Challenges Mitt Romney’s Economics
Families Of Lockerbie Victims Still Seek Answers
Study: 2,000 Convicted Then Exonerated In 23 Years
Chinese Activist Renews Call To Fight Injustice
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Healthy Cooley Confident He’ll Be “A Major Factor” For Redskins
The longest-tenured member of the Redskins, pro bowl tight end Chris Cooley says he is finally fully healthy and ready to contribute in 2012
Elfin: Rookie RGIII Already Earning Respect From Redskins Vets
The breaking news at Redskins Park today was coach Mike Shanahan going down hard on a blindside and being unable to talk to the media afterwards.
Ryan Kerrigan On RGIII: I Never Went On Leno Or Hung With Snoop
Chris Cooley And London Fletcher Couldn’t Be More Impressed By RGIII
Fred Davis Makes First Public Comments Since Drug Suspension
Redskins Quick-Hitters: OTA’s Underway, Shanahan Shaken Up
Shanahan Get’s Blindsided As Redskins Conclude Day One Of OTA’s
5 Up, 5 Down: Fantasy Baseball Advice For May 21st
Flaim’s Forum: Kevin Durant, Playoff MVP
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Alan Jackson Raises Money For A Quake-Damaged Virginia County
Country singer Alan Jackson has raised more than $150,000 to help a Virginia county rebuild schools damaged by last year's earthquake.
Conglomerate Buys AMC For Nearly $3B In China’s Biggest Corporate Takeover In US
A Chinese conglomerate announced Monday it will buy a major U.S. cinema chain, AMC Entertainment Holdings, for $2.6 billion in China's biggest corporate takeover in the United States to date.
PBS To Broadcast Honors For Bacharach And David
Baltimore Actor Who Played ‘Chubby’ In Our Gang Buried In Unmarked Grave
Mike O’Meara Makes Guest Appearance On Junkies
D.C. Area’s Artomatic Festival Goes To Crystal City
Museums In D.C. Participating In ‘Art Museum Day’
Artomatic 2012 Opens Friday
Disco Queen Donna Summer Dead At 63 In Florida
Health
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Study: Obesity Could Be Over 40% By 2030
If Americans believed their battle of the bulge was improving; new projections from Duke University researchers paint a dark picture in America’s fight against obesity.
Notre Dame, Dozens Of Dioceses Sue Obama Administration Over Birth Control Mandate
The University of Notre Dame is suing Obama administration officials over the mandate requiring most employers to cover birth control.
FDA Panel Approves First Take Home HIV Test
Medicare Shells Out Billions To Over 2,500 Pharmacies With Questionable Billings
The Smuttiest City In America Is…(You’ll Be Surprised)
Salmonella In Dog Food Sickens 14 People In US
Actress Mariel Hemingway Discusses Suicide And Depression
Dealing With Declining Eyesight After Turning 40
Experts: Lifestyle Mainly To Blame For Growing Hearing Loss Epidemic
