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Isaias Increases Bacteria Levels in Some DC Area Rivers
DC officials warn that Hurricane Isaias affected a number of rivers and creeks in the DMV area, causing their bacteria...
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Gunmen Kill One, Injure 21 Others During Southeast DC Cookout
A 17-year-old died and at least 21 people were injured in a shooting in Southeast DC early Sunday morning.
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DC Expands ‘Slow Streets’ for Better Social Distancing By September
The DDOT announced that nearly 17 more miles of “slow streets” will be added around the city by September 1...
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DC Sues NRA Foundation for Allegedly Misusing Charitable Funds
DC Attorney General Karl Racine filed a lawsuit against the NRA Foundation and the National Rifle Association (NRA) for allegedly...
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DC Police Union Sues District Over Elimination of Collective Bargaining Rights
The DC Police Union has sued the District government in response to the emergency police reforms introduced after the recent...
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Congresswoman Demands Answers From Secret Service on DC Protest Arrests
Congressman Eleanor Norton has sent a letter to the Secret Service about the detainments of two women by the federal...
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DC Pools, Spray Parks to Remain Closed This Summer Due to Coronavirus
DC announced that public swimming pools and spray pads will be kept closed for the rest of this summer due...
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Norton, Raskin Announce Bill to Remove Name of Segregationist From Chevy Chase Circle
Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton and Congressman Jamie Raskin, announced a bill to remove the name of Francis G. Newlands from...
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Seven Injured in Two Separate Shootings in District
Seven individuals were wounded by gunfire in two separate incidents in the District on Tuesday night, according to DC police.
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DC Police Pull Three Bodies From Potomac and Anacostia Rivers
The Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) announced that they recovered three bodies from the Potomac and Anacostia rivers over the past...
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