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License plate cameras may soon track parking time in DC loading zones

WASHINGTON - The days of guessing how long to feed the meter in D.C. loading zones may soon be over. The D.C. Council held a public hearing this week to explore new technology aimed at reducing double parking and improving traffic flow — by using license plate-reading cameras to monitor and charge vehicles parked in...
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PHOTOS: Signs, posters created for No Kings Day protests in New York, DC

WASHINGTON, D.C. - Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets from Times Square to the National Mall on Saturday, waving flags and holding signs calling for accountability and democracy during nationwide "No Kings Day" protests. What is No Kings Day?. "No Kings Day" is a coordinated, nationwide protest movement...
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Free food assistance for furloughed federal workers during shutdown

A D.C.-area food bank is stepping in to help furloughed federal workers who are having trouble making ends meet now that they’re missing paychecks. Starting next week, people can simply show their government I.D. and stock up on free food at Capital Area Food Bank, the organization’s CEO Radha Muthiah said.
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Christopher Alberts named D.C. Teacher of the Year

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser made a surprise announcement Thursday.
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‘No Kings’ rally kicks off weekend of demonstrations in DC

The "No Kings" rally is expected to bring in tens of thousands of people to D.C. Saturday. And there are more than 2,500 rallies planned across the country.
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Maryland woman uses AI pictures to prank her husband, gets arrested instead when 8...

BETHESDA, Md. — A prank gone wrong has led a North Bethesda woman to face charges after she allegedly used AI images to trick her husband into thinking their house had been broken into earlier this month. According to the Montgomery County Department of Police, 27-year-old Moesha Gardener has...
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DC police arrest 4 accused of assaulting workers at Southeast cafe

Police said that the incident started when a car with the four suspects almost hit two of the victims behind the business.
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Multiple DC, federal agencies respond to reported shooting in Northeast DC

WASHINGTON (7News) — Numerous federal and local agencies were spotted at the scene of a shooting investigation in Northeast, D.C., late Friday evening, which has prompted road closures. D.C. Police said the shooting investigation has closed all lanes along the 3900 block of Benning Road, Northeast, between Minnesota...
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Employees attacked while working at DC restaurant

Employees at a D.C. restaurant were attacked by a group of people after an argument Wednesday. Two of the victims were walking behind Belga Café in Barracks Row when the vehicle the suspects were in almost hit them, police said. That triggered the verbal altercation, and the people in...
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Blind man falls into DC Water manhole while running errands, fix could take months

WASHINGTON (7News) — A man who is blind reached out to 7News for help after he said he fell into a manhole while walking home in Northwest, D.C. Days later – it’s still not fixed. 7News investigated how often these manholes are inspected and discovered when they could be repaired.

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