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Bicyclist dies weeks after collision in downtown DC

WASHINGTON - A bicyclist has died nearly four weeks after a collision involving another bicycle rider in northwest Washington. A bicyclist died nearly four weeks after a collision at 15th and M streets. Detectives say a fixed‑gear bicyclist passed a solid red light before the crash. The Bikeshare rider...
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Awful EXCLUSIVE: After Over 40 Years, The True Value Hardware on 17th Street is...

“True Value Hardware on 17th has been serving the Washington DC area since 1983. Located at 1623-1627 17th Street NW, we stock an extensive inventory of Hardware and Household items. We proudly sell Benjamin Moore Paint as well.”. Holy smokes I was hoping that I got a bad tip about...
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WATCH: Wanted Passenger Shoves Deputy, Takes Wheel Before Fatal 5-Mile Chase Ends In Brandywine

A wanted passenger made her move the moment the driver's seat opened up during a traffic stop in Maryland. Newly released video shows the woman climbing across the center console of a stopped Toyota in Charles County, shoving a sheriff's officer away from the open driver's door and taking off with a…
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‘Little Voice’ That Told Maryland Man To Turn Around At Suitland Wawa Lands Him...

Sometimes, it pays to listen to that little voice in your head. For one Maryland man, it paid $50,000. The Charles County electrician had lunch in hand and was already leaving a Wawa in Suitland when something kept nagging at him: Go back. He had no particular reason to. He'd already bought his Pick 5 …
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Jackknifed tractor-trailer prompts early morning delays on Capital Beltway

Traffic on the Capital Beltway, near the I-270 Spur, was delayed Wednesday morning after a jackknifed tractor-trailer was involved in a crash.
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Green Line Blues on this Morning’s Metro Commute – Columbia Heights Station “completely shut...

“Hey popville, as a bunch of us were trying to get on the Columbia heights metro this AM the station was completely shut down with no explanation. Any clue why? People said they were told to leave the station too…”. WMATA reported: “Green/Yellow Line: Customers will experience delays in...
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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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