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Teenager slain in D.C. had recently returned to city from Maryland

Police said they have not made an arrest in the case involving the second 16-year-old killed in the city this year.

 

Md. state Sen. Will Smith missed the Oscars. He woke up to chaos.

“You gotta laugh,” Maryland lawmaker Will Smith said, of being mistaken for the actor Will Smith, who struck comedian Chris Rock at the Oscars over a joke targeting the actor's wife.

 

Secret Service arrests person after suspicious package found outside White House

An investigation into the package shut down streets around the White House on Monday morning.

 

D.C. is doing what it does best — taking sides. Team Will? Team Chris? How about Team Jada?

The assault unseated Ukraine, congressional hearings and Ginni Thomas’s texts as the country's number one topic, even in Washington.

 

Body of Va. woman found and reward offered for help finding alleged killer

Police have announced a reward for help in locating the former boyfriend of Hannah Choi.

 

PM Update: Very cold tonight, then slightly milder Tuesday

Temperatures are well below freezing across the area tonight. We start to climb out of the freezer tomorrow.

 

Va. jury sentences woman to life in prison for killing mother, sister

A Fairfax County jury found Megan Hargan guilty after prosecutors argued she staged the killings of her mother and sister to look like a murder-suicide.

 

D.C. signals commitment to new jail amid ongoing trouble at aging facility

D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser’s proposed budget allocates more than $250 million over six years to build an annex geared toward rehabilitation.

 

After ‘extreme’ gerrymandering, Maryland lawmakers rush to pass new congressional map

Maryland lawmakers, accused of "extreme" partisan gerrymandering, have fast-tracked a brand new congressional map to replace the one tossed by a judge last week. The new map reverses a move that would have made the state's lone Republican congressional district easier for Democrats to flip. The new map would only be submitted to the judge of the state fails to appeal last week's ruling.

 

University of Richmond strips names of enslavers from campus buildings

The renamings at the university end a lengthy period of historical research and soul-searching over prominent figures from its past and the roles they played in racial oppression.

 

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