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2 charged with murder after man killed in shooting near DC’s Meridian Hill Park

Two men are behind bars more than a month after a shooting left a man dead near Meridian Hill Park, D.C. police said.
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Vacant apartment fire damages popular DC restaurant below

WASHINGTON — An apartment above a critically acclaimed DC restaurant, cafe and cocktail bar caught fire Wednesday night. Flames spread to the restaurant below, leaving damage behind. However, there are no reports of injuries. Crews were called to a reported roof fire in the 500 block of Florida Ave....
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How to Watch No. 1 Nebraska Volleyball vs. No. 16 Penn State & Maryland...

The Huskers venture to play outside of Lincoln for the first time since Labor Day weekend.
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Veteran, Championship Coach Brian Parham, UMD Fixture, Dies At 57 After Sudden Diagnosis

For more than 25 years, Brian Patrick Parham was one of the people quietly looking out for others. Then everything changed in a matter of weeks. The Maryland military veteran, championship coach, husband and father from Waldorf died on Wednesday, Sept. 23, following what the University of Maryland P…
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Q&A: King Arthur Baking Is Rising in Old Town Alexandria

King Arthur Baking is bringing its first combined retail store and baking school outside Vermont to 617 King St. in Old Town Alexandria. We asked the company what Alexandria bakers can expect. Q&A: King Arthur Baking. Why Old Town Alexandria, and why 617 King St. specifically, for your first permanent...
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PSP: Mechanicsburg woman lost $1.5 million in ongoing gold scam

MILTON (WOLF) — Pennsylvania State Police say they have identified another victim in an ongoing gold scam investigation, this time an 87-year-old Mechanicsburg woman who told troopers she turned over about $1.5 million in gold. The woman told investigators she met with one of the suspects and a gray...
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Here are the new laws going into effect in Maryland, DC and Virginia on...

WASHINGTON - Hundreds of new laws will take effect in Maryland, Washington, D.C., and Virginia on October 1, bringing changes for consumers, gun owners, renters, workers and more. Here is a breakdown of what residents across the DMV region can expect:. Maryland. More than 300 new laws will officially take...
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JUST IN: Alexandria man indicted on murder charges for Holmes Run Parkway shooting

A 38-year-old Alexandria man was indicted by a grand jury today (Sept. 30) on murder charges for the July 15 fatal shooting of Charles Talley in the city’s West End. The 36-year-old Talley was shot and killed on the evening of Wednesday, July 15, in the parking lot of the ParcView Apartments in the 5300 block of Holmes
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Suspected Potomac jewel thief arrested in association with rash of home burglaries

A suspect has been identified and arrested in connection with multiple home burglaries in Potomac over the summer, according to Montgomery County police. Police arrested Anderson Javier Santacruz Gallegos, 29, Tuesday in relation to the burglaries. When Gallegos targeted a house, police said he would allegedly knock on
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Crackdown on out-of-state vehicle registrations to start in October

Under a law that takes effect Thursday, Marylanders who register their cars in other states will have 60 days to register them in Maryland or face fines and other possible penalties, although state officials said they hope drivers will take advantage of the grace period.

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