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  • D.C. man gets 40-year sentence for fatally stabbing daughter

    A D.C. man believed to have had sex with his teenage daughter shortly before he fatally stabbed her and stuffed her body in a trash was sentenced Thursday to 40 years in prison.


  • D.C. man pleads guilty to fatally stabbing daughter

    A D.C. man believed to have had sex with his teenage daughter shortly before he fatally stabbed her and stuffed her body in a trash can pleaded guilty to her murder Friday in D.C. Superior Court.


  • 2 sentenced in D.C. shooting that stemmed from cookout dispute

    A D.C. man was sentenced to 18 years in prison on Friday and a Maryland man received a 20-year prison term for a shooting that stemmed from a fight over food and drinks at a family cookout, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District said.


  • Dylan Ward leaves D.C. Superior Court in Washington, Tuesday, June 29, 2010, after he and two other defendants were acquitted of obstructing justice and conspiracy in the murder investigation of 32-year-old lawyer Robert Wone, of Oakton, Va. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster)

    DC judge acquits 3 in probe of unsolved killing

    A D.C. superior judge on Tuesday acquitted three romantically linked men who were accused of misleading police in the investigation of a stabbing at their home in 2006.


  • American Scene

    A huge crane being used on a bridge replacement project in downtown Fairbanks has fallen down and crashed into the Chena River.


  • No vote on Fenty schools takeover

    A D.C. Superior Court judge yesterday ruled against a grandmother hoping to bring Mayor Adrian M. Fenty's school takeover before voters — a decision that likely ends any challenge to the mayor's proposal and allows him to assume official control of the public school system next week.


  • Activists get last chance for referendum petitions

    Activists hoping to bring Mayor Adrian M. Fenty"s school takeover plan before voters yesterday were granted a last-minute hearing, which could decide the fate of their challenge.


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