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D.C. Weather Forecast: Showers and isolated thunderstorms
10/2/12 8:47 AM Comment
ABC7 Meteorologist Doug Hill says it will not rain all day, so Tuesday won't be a complete washout. However, on and off showers and rain will complement a warm and muggy day around the D.C. area.
Rhett Leverett, Marymount professor, fatally struck in NW
10/1/12 11:29 PM Comment
A Marymount professor has died after being struck by a vehicle along 6th Street in Northwest Washington Monday.
Wasteful spending cited at VA events
10/1/12 7:17 PM Comment
In all, the two VA conferences cost about $6.1 million and were held to fulfill valid training needs for nearly 1,800 employees.
Occupy D.C. protesters return on anniversary
10/1/12 6:42 PM Comment
Occupy D.C. marked its one year anniversary of last year's protests with a series of events in Washington. The group's plans included marches to "shut down K Street" this morning and disrupt traffic downtown.
Obama, Romney presidential polls, breaking down the numbers
10/1/12 6:24 PM Comment
Two days before the first presidential debate and Mitt Romney is within striking distance of President Obama. That’s according to some of the latest polls.
New Md. law cracks down on puppy mills
10/1/12 6:10 PM Comment
From now on, if you go to a pet store, by law the store will have to reveal the name and location of the breeder.
Odenton fire displaces residents at apartment complex
10/1/12 5:27 PM Comment
On Monday, many of the victims of a fire in Odenton came back to gather what possessions they can salvage. For some, it isn’t much.
Amtrak train derails near Hanford
10/1/12 5:14 PM Comment
At least 20 passengers suffered minor to moderate injuries Monday when a big rig truck collided with a southbound Amtrak train in California's Central Valley, authorities said.
Maryland Capital Debt Affordability Committee recommends raising debt limit $150M
10/1/12 4:48 PM Comment
The state's Capital Debt Affordability Committee voted 4-1 on Monday to allow state to increase the debt limit from the current debt limit of $925 million.
Peanut butter recall: More brands, nut products pulled
10/1/12 3:24 PM Comment
In addition to Trader Joe's, the recall includes some nut butters and nut products sold at Whole Foods Market, Target, Safeway, Fresh & Easy, Giant Food, Harry and David, Sprouts, Heinen's, Stop & Shop Supermarket Company and several other stores.
John Donald Cody ID'd as $100M scam suspect
10/1/12 2:19 PM Comment
John Donald Cody is jailed awaiting trial on charges of defrauding donors in 41 states of up to $100 million through a bogus Florida-based charity.
Anthony Taglianetti, wanted in NY school superintendent's death, captured
10/1/12 1:51 PM Comment
After a nationwide manhunt, U.S. Marshals captured Anthony Taglianetti, of Woodbridge, wanted for the murder of a New York school superintendent. Late Friday night - after he was in custody - a warrant was issued for Taglianetti's arrest.
Inova Fairfax Hospital investigation shows dizzying bureaucracy
10/1/12 1:50 PM Comment
Sharon Van Putten's final months were spent in misery at a highly rated northern Virginia hospital. During a family visit to northern Virginia, Van Putten's chronic back problems flared up and she ended up having spinal surgery at Inova Fairfax Hospital. She came out of surgery a paraplegic.
Dulles bust: Cocaine seized for fourth time in September
10/1/12 1:39 PM Comment
This is the third consecutive weekend cocaine was seized at Dulles.
VOICE interfaith group to press for foreclosure help in Prince William County
10/1/12 1:32 PM Comment
A group is pressing banks to provide hundreds of millions of dollars in Prince William County to compensate for the devastation caused by the wave of foreclosures there.
O'Malley says more should be done to collect tolls
10/1/12 12:59 PM Comment
Roughly $6 million in tolls have gone uncollected from people who have used the lanes in the last five years.
Victory Housing in Silver Spring opens doors to low income seniors
10/1/12 12:59 PM Comment
This brand new apartment complex in Silver Spring has opened its doors for a group of special residents.
Alexandria power plant closes
10/1/12 12:45 PM Comment
A coal-fired power plant in Alexandria that has drawn the scorn of environmentalists for decades has been shut down.

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D.C. Weather Forecast: Showers and isolated thunderstorms

Rhett Leverett, Marymount professor, fatally struck in NW

Wasteful spending cited at VA events

Occupy D.C. protesters return on anniversary

Obama, Romney presidential polls, breaking down the numbers

New Md. law cracks down on puppy mills

Odenton fire displaces residents at apartment complex

Amtrak train derails near Hanford

Maryland Capital Debt Affordability Committee recommends raising debt limit $150M

Peanut butter recall: More brands, nut products pulled

John Donald Cody ID'd as $100M scam suspect

Anthony Taglianetti, wanted in NY school superintendent's death, captured

Inova Fairfax Hospital investigation shows dizzying bureaucracy

Dulles bust: Cocaine seized for fourth time in September

VOICE interfaith group to press for foreclosure help in Prince William County

O'Malley says more should be done to collect tolls

Victory Housing in Silver Spring opens doors to low income seniors

Alexandria power plant closes

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