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After angry demonstration in Utah, Chaffetz returns to more wrath in D.C.
Protests planned as Utah congressman seeks to dismantle District’s assisted suicide law
By Paul Schwartzman •  Read more »
D.C. region braces for shock from Trump effect on spending, federal workforce
The Washington area expects Trump policies to strain local budgets and hamper economic growth.
By Robert McCartney •  Read more »
 
Management team at Kramerbooks quits as new owner’s changes take hold
The bookstore’s general manager and head buyer were among those who left.
By Abha Bhattarai •  Read more »
 
More than 10,000 Women’s March and inauguration attendees have donated their unused Metro cards
One Maryland woman had the idea. She never thought it would take off like it did.
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Man found fatally shot on grounds of closed Southeast Washington school
13 gunshots were heard before body of Kenny Bell, 30, was discovered, police said.
By Peter Hermann •  Read more »
Second suspect arrested in shooting that injured four last year
The incident occurred in the afternoon on a District corner that thousands of commuters pass each day.
By Martin Weil •  Read more »
Arlington says ‘no thanks’ to Georgetown-Rosslyn gondola
The project is not dead, supporter says; planning will continue.
By Patricia Sullivan •  Read more »
 
Two-bedroom, one-bathroom co-op in Northwest D.C. lists for $349,000
AFFORDABLE HOME OF THE WEEK | The unit in Connecticut Courts has an updated kitchen with stainless-steel appliances, an updated bathroom with a glass block wall, arched doorways, built-in storage and a window seat in one of the bedrooms.
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Police chase that started in the District ends at Maryland Live Casino
The suspect was arrested inside without incident, but three patrons reportedly suffered minor Injuries in the panic.
By Martin Weil •  Read more »
 
D.C. officer cleared in 2016 fatal shooting of man during struggle in Northeast Washington
The shooting of a 36-year-old man was ruled legally justified, the U.S. attorney’s office concluded.
By Peter Hermann •  Read more »
Man shot by D.C. officer had robbed woman at drug rehab center, court documents say
Police said the suspect had a weapon, which was later determined to be a pellet gun.
By Peter Hermann •  Read more »
 
 
     
 
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