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Michelle Obama honors top designers at White House
Michelle Obama is teaming up with TV's Tim Gunn to honor some of the nation's top designers - including the creators of popular computer fonts and Swiffer floor-cleaning products - at the White House.
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Dan Snyder ends lawsuit with Washington City Paper
Daniel Snyder quietly ended his million dollar lawsuit against the Washington City Paper.
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Bradbury Heights elementary school badly damaged by earthquake
Bradbury Heights elementary school more closely resembles a construction site these days, and students have to be shuttled back and forth to their temporary school.
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1974 D.C. mental health lawsuit may end
A long-running lawsuit over the District of Columbia's health services to seriously mentally ill residents appears to be coming to a close.
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Martin Luther King, Jr. Special
Watch the WJLA/ABC7 Martin Luther King, Jr. Special.
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Reports of suspicious activity up 60% says D.C. Police Chief Cathy Lanier
Reports of suspicious activity and vehicles are up 60 percent in the wake of an investigation of a terror threat, and police are checking every report.
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Albrecht Muth ordered held
Albrecht Muth, the man charged with killing his elderly wife at their Georgetown home last month, was ordered held for probable cause for grand jury proceedings.
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Byron Sanchez, D.C. man gets 6 years for receiving child porn
A D.C. man will spend six years in prison for arranging to receive sexually explicit photos of a child in Guatemala.
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President Barack Obama's jobs plan to highlight Thursday speech
Facing a frustrated public and a skeptical Congress, President Barack Obama will pitch at least $300 billion in jobs proposals aimed at getting Americans back to work quickly.
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Nationals beat Mets 3-2
Steve Lombardozzi made his first big league hit and RBI count, driving in the go-ahead run in the seventh inning.
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Obama would hike taxes to pay for his jobs bill
Challenging Republicans, President Obama proposed paying for his costly new jobs plan with tax hikes.
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Pakistani defendants plead guilty in D.C. to helping terrorist organization
Three Pakistani citizens pleaded guilty in federal court in D.C. Monday to helping a group often referred to as the Pakistani Taliban.
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Kevin Clark, Donald Crosland plead guilty in Ricardo Minger murder
Kevin Clark, 23, of Washington and Donald Crosland, 17, of Suitland, both pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and weapons charges in connection with the Jan. 7 murder of Ricardo Minger.
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D.C. flooding: D.C. area recovering from floods
Pounding rains in the D.C region flooded roads, left businesses and homes waterlogged and is being blamed for three deaths in Virginia, including the drowning of a 12-year-old boy.
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Davon Holmes charged with stabbing Marcellus Bailey
A Northwest D.C. man has been arrested and charged in the fatal stabbing of Marcellus Bailey.
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Tim Hightower on Tim Brant's Pro Football special
Tim Hightower
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D.C. flooding: D.C. area soaked as heavy rains bring flooding
Throughout the D.C. region, pouring rains flooded roadways, closed schools in Charles County and are being blamed for one death.
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WATCH: A bicyclist is struck by a vehicle in NE D.C.
A bicyclist is allegedly struck by a vehicle in NE D.C. and the entire incident is caught on the biker's helmet camera. Watch it here.
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