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Ground stop issued for flights headed to DCA

The ground stop is expected to last until 9 p.m., with a medium possibility that it will be extended, according to the FAA's website.
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Collision involving 3 tractor-trailers causes delays during wet Wednesday commute

BETHESDA, Md. - A collision involving three tractor‑trailers on the outer loop of Interstate 495 early Wednesday is causing significant delays across the Washington, D.C. region and is expected to stretch well into a wet and slippery morning commute. The crash was reported around 12:30 a.m. between Old Georgetown...
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Longtime WJLA/ABC7 Maryland Bureau Chief Brad Bell to Retire After 35 Years

Brad Bell, the longtime Maryland Bureau Chief for ABC7/WJLA-TV, will retire after 35 years with the station, according to DCRTV. Bell joined WJLA’s news team in 1991 and has spent more than three decades covering Maryland and the Washington, D.C. region. During his career with the station, he has received more than a d
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Prince George’s County residents speak out on proposed $1.4B Sphere project

LARGO, Md. - Prince George’s County residents gathered Tuesday night in Largo to voice their opinions on the proposed Sphere National Harbor project, a $1.4 billion entertainment venue that would become the second Sphere location in the U.S. What we know:. The proposed venue at National Harbor would be...
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Late-night DC robbery ends with silver Mercedes stolen

The silver two-door C300 was taken late Monday night Washington, DC — A silver Mercedes-Benz...
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Falls Church, VA: “No Chain Gang” Restaurant Owner Speaks Out as Community Loses Two...

Falls Church, Virginia, residents are grappling with the news that two well-known local businesses, run by Thomas and Tricia, are closing their doors. The announcement came through a heartfelt Facebook post from Clare and Don’s Beach Shack, a local restaurant whose owners called the pair among the finest business owner
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‘Customer is Not Always Right’: Classless Virginia Woman Denied Refund for Food, Throws it...

A Virginia restaurant is now speaking out and saying “small independent restaurants” have a lot on their plate. This comes after they dealt with an astoundingly cruel customer and her friend. What started as a happy time between two friends ended with food splattered all over the sidewalk, and an upset restaurant owner
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Nor’easter to batter East Coast with severe flooding, high winds: When to expect the...

A developing nor'easter is expected to batter the East Coast from Wednesday through the weekend, with coastal flooding and high winds peaking from Friday into Saturday. New York City, Philadelphia, and Washington D.C., are bracing for multiple cycles of tidal flooding, particularly in vulnerable back bays. Coastal comm
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Former GSA official sentenced to prison for construction companies bribery scheme

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A former General Services Administration (GSA) contracting officer’s representative was sentenced Tuesday to three years in federal prison for conspiring to accept bribes in exchange for steering government construction work. 61-year-old Lennie Lamont Miller, of Brandywine, Maryland, pleaded guilty i
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1,500 ATM Withdrawals Fueled Hyattsville Man’s $1M Senior Scam, Luxury Spending Spree: Feds

A Maryland man allegedly found a way to turn other people's bank accounts into his own personal ATM. Roy Dave Davis, 34, of Hyattsville, was arrested on Monday, Sept. 21, following a years-long scheme that federal prosecutors say cost more than 40 victims over $1 million, federal authorities say. Man…

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