Maryland Headlines: D.C. will test bus-only lanes on a short stretch of Georgia Avenue

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Five things to know about congressional candidate Joel Rubin

Former State Department official is running to succeed Rep. Chris Van Hollen in Congress.

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Edwards goes on attack against Van Hollen in her first ad in Md. Senate race

She accuses him of backing down against the NRA and considering cuts to Social Security; he struck backing, saying she is misleading people.

By Rachel Weiner • Maryland Politics • Read more »

D.C. will test bus-only lanes on a short stretch of Georgia Avenue

Operation and enforcement of new transit lanes from Florida Avenue to Barry Place, NW., begin next Monday in what would be the District's first enforceable bus lanes in years, if not decades.

By Luz Lazo • Dr. Gridlock • Read more »

Reward offered for information on credit-card fraud in Bethesda case

Thieves rack up $17,000 in building materials and kitchen appliances purchases.

By Dana Hedgpeth • Read more »

Ramp work may slow travel near Reagan National Airport

Add a little extra travel time for this week's road work, and watch for detours.

By Robert Thomson • Dr. Gridlock • Read more »

Sweeping Maryland police reform measure hits stumbling block

Action on the bill was postponed because of debate over whether civilians should be required to be on boards that review complaints against officers.

By Ovetta Wiggins • Maryland Politics • Read more »

Md. Senate race close, with stark racial divide

Rep. Donna Edwards slightly ahead of Rep. Chris Van Hollen three weeks before Democratic primary.

By Rachel Weiner and Scott Clement • Maryland Politics • Read more »

Delaney McMenamin gives Sherwood a boost in girls’ lacrosse victory against Whitman

McMenamin scores four goals to lead the Warriors to a 9-7 win over the Vikings.

By Mark Giannotto • AllMetSports • Read more »

Middle East peace activist wants to take fight to Republicans in Congress

Former State Department official Joel Rubin says he will need no on-job training if he is elected in Maryland’s 8th.

By Bill Turque • Maryland Politics • Read more »

Maryland will use MARC fare revenue to pay Purple Line debt, officials say

State officials say the commuter rail line will be funded with other money and service won’t change.

By Katherine Shaver • Transportation • Read more »

Man arrested in triple stabbing at Fort Washington lounge

A security guard is among those injured.

By Dana Hedgpeth • Read more »

Riders vent about Metrorail rebuilding strategy

They're pretty sure the current program isn't working and skeptical about what comes next.

By Robert Thomson • Dr. Gridlock • Read more »

Capitol Heights man arrested in connection with homicide

Brivonte Spivey, 21, was charged with first- and second-degree murder.

By Lynh Bui • Read more »

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