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Maryland Reports 14 COVID Deaths Monday; Other Metrics Also Rise
Maryland reported 14 new coronavirus-related deaths Monday, one of several pandemic metrics in the state that saw increases over the…
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D.C. Sets Application Deadline for Rent Relief Program
D.C. officials say residents have until next to apply for a program designed to help with rent and utility bills…
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Colin Powell, First-Ever Black U.S. Secretary of State and Distinguished Military Leader, Dies at 84
Colin Powell, the first Black U.S. secretary of state, has died from complications from COVID-19, his family said Monday. He was 84.…
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Virginia Now Has Over 900K COVID Cases, Administered 11M Vaccine Doses
Virginia surpassed two substantial benchmarks this week in the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, reaching both the state's 900,000th case and 11…
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MPD Makes Arrests in Longfellow Street Triple Homicide
More than a month after three people lost their lives in a hail of bullets, a joint investigation by local…
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Montgomery Co. Readies COVID Vaccine for Children Ages 5-11
Montgomery County is preparing to begin administering coronavirus vaccines to children ages 5 to 11 as soon as the Pfizer…
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Two D.C. Council Members Announce Candidacy for Mayor; AG Racine Rules Out Reelection Bid
Two D.C. Council members reportedly have decided to run for mayor in 2022, while the city’s attorney general has indicated…
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Vision Zero Not Working, ANC Commissioner Says
As community members rally around a father and his two daughters severely injured after being hit in a crosswalk while…
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Urban Garden in Southeast D.C. Expands in Effort to Combat Food Insecurity
Members of Allen Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Southeast recently cut the ribbon to its urban farm at a…
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Wade Opens Funeral Business in D.C.
Kendal Wade has become known in the Washington, D.C., area as a candidate for political office and law enforcement officer…
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