DC makes more residents eligible for monkeypox vaccines
The District is allowing more people to be vaccinated against monkeypox.
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Va. Gov. Glenn Youngkin to DOE: Don’t strip Founding Fathers of famous nicknames in statewide tests
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin is criticizing a Virginia Department of Education proposal to no longer refer to George Washington as the “father of the country” on statewide tests.
D.C. rapper ‘No Savage’ charged with felony in Tysons mall shooting
The D.C.-based rapper accused of shooting a gun inside of Virginia’s Tysons Corner Center in June will have his case sent to a grand jury.
FBI warns of threats of ‘civil war,’ ‘dirty bomb’ following Trump raid
Maryland Gov. Hogan says ‘outrageous’ GOP rhetoric on Trump search, calls to defund FBI ‘dangerous’
Some Capitol rioters try to profit from their Jan. 6 crimes
Maryland filmmakers die in Delaware interstate crash
Mormon church President Nelson rededicates D.C. Temple
Capitol Police: Man kills himself after ramming barricade
Burn survivors gather for annual summer camp
Anwar Glasgow, 24, of Los Angeles, has returned to a local camp for survivors of burns and burn-related injuries almost every year since he was 9 years old.
Carson Wentz shines in Commanders’ preseason debut against Panthers
The first game of the Washington Commanders era featured a new fight song, new entertainment options and new digs. But none mattered more than the new quarterback.
14 injured after car careens into Ireland’s Four Courts pub in Arlington
A car crashed into Ireland’s Four Courts pub in Arlington at around 6:45 p.m. Friday, injuring 14 people, eight of whom were hospitalized.
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A Virginia author's investigative effort to uncover the origins of a racist photo on Ralph Northam's medical school yearbook page has ended inconclusively, according to the author, who has written a book that offers new details about the 2019 scandal and the former governor's remarkable political survival.
Liberty University begins presidential search, two years after Falwell's resignation
Liberty University, the evangelical school in Lynchburg, Virginia, said Wednesday it's beginning a formal search for a new president.
Gay couple says they were attacked in D.C. by a group referencing monkeypox
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser said late Tuesday she is "extremely disturbed" by a possible hate crime in which a group of teens allegedly referenced monkeypox and used an anti-gay slur before attacking a gay couple.
GOP's Dan Cox vows to use state police to oppose Biden gov't if elected Md. governor
Dan Cox, the Republican nominee for Maryland governor, is vowing to use the state police and the National Guard to oppose a "tyrannical" Biden administration if elected in November.
Man arrested for allegedly attacking Secret Service agent near White House
A man was arrested Tuesday outside the White House and accused of assaulting a uniformed Secret Service officer.
D.C. to begin cracking down on health code, tax and licensing violations at pot 'gifting' stores
The District's marijuana market may be getting less hazy starting this September, when a new Joint Cannabis Task Force will start cracking down on health, tax and licensing violations.
Rubber-soled boots may have saved woman's life during White House lightning strike, her mom says
Boots are made for walking, but for Amber Escudero-Kontostathis, her Dr. Martens boots had a second, more important purpose -- saving her life.
Former teacher says Fairfax public schools made her sick with toxic mold
A special education teacher has filed a workers' compensation complaint against Fairfax County Public Schools, saying officials failed to properly remove toxic mold that compromised her immune system during the coronavirus pandemic.
