Top Stories News not to miss around the region
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Crime
Only on 7: Army investigates allegation soldier drove UMd. student to suicide
A University of Maryland student's suicide has prompted an investigation at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.The 82nd Airborne Division is trying to determine whether Army Specialist Isaac Goodwin drove Morris to suicide.
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Virginia
Fairfax County mosquitoes already descending on area
A warmer-than-usual winter and a sticky and soggy weather pattern over the past few weeks likely means that more mosquitoes are headed our way, and in one region, they've already arrived.
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Virginia
Potomac River safety preached by National Park Service
With the beginning of recreational boating, kayaking and hiking season arriving, the National Park Service is trying to spread the word about water safety on the Potomac River.
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Crime
Bethesda robberies: 14-year-old charged in four burglaries, two attempted ones
Detectives say that they used tracking software to track down an iPad that was stolen from a house in Bethesda, which led them to a 14-year-old suspect who admitted to six more burglaries and attempted burglaries.
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Entertainment
Kristen Stewart: 'On the Road' nude scenes spark Cannes chatter
Daybreak Daily’s afternoon road trip across the pop-culture plains makes stops at a famous book, a noted film festival, other things and the mystery music video.
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Transportation
New D.C. speed cameras deployed citywide
Get ready to slow down or get snapped in more than two dozen new spots across the District. A series of new speed cameras are ready to give you your close up if you drive too fast. Check out a map of their locations here.
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Nation
Facebook camera app unveiled for iPhone
Facebook on Thursday unveiled a camera app for the iPhone.
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Virginia
Arlington Police officer delivers baby girl during traffic stop
A routine Wednesday evening patrol for a police officer in Arlington turned into anything but normal when he helped a woman deliver a baby girl in her backseat.
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Politics
Marion Barry Asian-American comments: Should an apology be accepted? (Poll)
Marion Barry is seeking to make amends after his disparaging comments about Asian-American business owners. Should the community accept an apology from the D.C. councilman? Take our poll.
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Crime
Earl Benjamin Washington, St. Mary's County registered sex offender, sought
Investigators are trying to locate a lifetime registered sex offender who failed to report a change of address to St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office.
Best of TBD
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Food truck frenzy
Billed as the biggest food truck assembly to ever happen in D.C., "Curbside Cookoff: Trucko De Mayo" took place on Saturday with at least 40 vendors.




