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Protesters Ask MPD to Show Body Cam Footage in Death of 20-Year-Old Man
A crowd gathered on Tuesday night outside the Fourth District Station of MPD to protest the death of Karon Hylton-Brown.
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DC Health Issues Thanksgiving Guidance for Coronavirus Safety
The DC Department of Health has issued a COVID-19 guidance specific for Thanksgiving which will be celebrated on November 26.
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Three DC Pharmacies Burglarized Overnight, Police Say
Three pharmacies in Northwest and Northeast DC were burglarized early in the morning, according to the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD).
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In-Person Early Voting Kicks Off in District: Here Is How to Vote
Washington DC residents will be able to early vote in person amid the COVID-19 pandemic from October 27 through November...
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Hundreds Gather on National Mall, Protest That Churches Remain Closed
A group of people came together on the National Mall on Sunday to call for the reopening of churches despite...
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Pope Names DC Archbishop Wilton Gregory Among 13 New Cardinals
Pope Francis named Washington Archbishop Wilton Gregory a cardinal, making him the first African American prelate to hold the position.
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US Holocaust Museum Reopens to Public With Reduced Visitation
The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum is reopening to the public on October 26 with limited capacity and a COVID-19...
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José Andrés Launches ‘Chefs for The Polls’ to Feed DC Voters Waiting in Line
José Andrés' World Central Kitchen started a campaign to encourage going to the polls, delivering food to voters in Washington,...
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DC Attorney General Sues Hebrew Preschool Over Child Abuse Complaints
DC Attorney General Karl Racine has filed a lawsuit against Washington Hebrew Congregation over child abuse allegations by 15 families.
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Children’s National Hospital Announces $5 Million Donation From Boeing
Children's National Hospital will receive a $5 million gift from The Boeing Company in support of its Research & Innovation...
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