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Ellsworth Colbert, campaign volunteer, fatally stabs neighbor over dog droppings
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Ellsworth Colbert, a volunteer on Kevin Chavous's D.C. Council Campaign, has fatally stabbed his neighbor, 37-year-old Robert Wright, police say. Councilmember Yvette Alexander tells ABC7's Ben Eisler an argument started over dog droppings.
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D.C. Fashion Week, a week of glamour in the city, comes to a close
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Diplomats, models, and fashion watchers alike poured into the French Embassy Sunday night to take part in a night of high glamour and high fashion in D.C.
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Viola Drath, Albrecht Muth's strange marriage
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The peculiar marriage of Viola Drath and Albrecht Muth, by turns tempestuous and detached, ended last August when Drath was found dead inside the couple's fashionable row house. Her husband, who reported finding her body, was charged with murder.
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D.C. Fashion Week: High fashion in the city
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Off the heels of the widely known Mercedes-Benz New York Fashion Week last week, top designers are showing off their collections locally at D.C. Fashion Week.
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Growing NW robberies, growing fears
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Police and community leaders come together tonight to talk about the dangerous spree of robberies across Northwest Washington. ABC7's Jay Korff was there. He reports on the meeting and talks with some of the residents who attended.
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D.C. Police stumble upon skeletal remains during suspect chase
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D.C. Police on Thursday after noon found skeletal remains in a house after chasing a suspect.
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Anacostia High School fire sparked on roof, firefighters injured
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A two-alarm fire broke out at Anacostia High School on Friday afternoon. D.C. Fire says that two firefighters have been injured while fighting the flames.
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Harris' Heroes: Kid Power’s Cookie Time Project gives entrepreneurial skills
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D.C. students are channeling both their entrepreneurial and baking skills in a local bakery that is owned and operated by district teens.
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Ernest Pee, Gregory Trotter sentenced to decades in prison
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Two D.C. men were sentenced on Thursday to decades in prison for carrying out a conspiracy to rob check-cashing stores that ended with an armed robbery and murder in June 2010.
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Should the government have sold the Old Post Office Pavilion to Trump?
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The federal government announced Tuesday that the Trump Organization has been selected to redevelop the Old Post Office Pavilion in D.C. Trump will be converting a historic building on Washington's Pennsylvania Avenue into a 250-room luxury hotel.
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Transgender victim stabbed to death at bus stop
Friday night police released video of a person of interest in the murder of a transgender victim who was stabbed at a Northeast D.C. bus stop on Thursday night. WATCH it here.
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Cheh survey shows D.C. residents unhappy with cabs
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A survey released Thursday showed that District residents are overwhelmingly unhappy about the city's taxicab services.
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ACE Mentor Program proves a success
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The ACE Mentor Program works to engage students about the fields of architecture and engineering. It has proven to be a success--something that former ACE student and now-engineer Krystal Robinson can attest to.
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D.C. ranks as America's second best city for biking and walking
D.C. was found to the second best American city for biking and walking, according to a report released Tuesday by The Alliance for Biking and Walking.
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Jobless rates for D.C., Maryland down in December
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Welcome news for D.C. and Maryland residents: the December jobless rate has dropped, the U.S. Labor Department reported.
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World War One Memorial should belong to D.C., District residents say
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D.C. lawmakers and residents on Monday argue against re-dedicating the district's World War One memorial to become a national memorial.
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Local food trucks get boost from proposed D.C. regulations
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New D.C. regulations are aiming to help food trucks by making it easier to attract and keep customers.
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Derek Johnson sentenced to 14 years in prison for murder
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D.C. teenager Derek Johnson was sentenced to 14 years in prison on the charge of second degree murder for the killing of his friend.
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