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Woman sought after stabbing on Franklin Street in Northeast DC

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DC asks for public’s help in getting rid of rats

WASHINGTON - Washington, D.C. officials are working hard to make the District as unwelcoming as possible – to rats. On Monday, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser posted a message on social media, declaring: "We’re making DC a tougher place to be a rat." She listed several specific ways in which officials are doing that.
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Man killed in Southeast DC shooting identified; no arrest made

Police identified the man killed in a shooting in Southeast D.C. last week as 20-year-old Javon Graves.
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Big Turnout For MangoLina’s Montgomery County Debut

D.C. metro area-favorite MangoLina has made its Montgomery County debut, drawing a big turnout to its food truck at the Shell gas station at 2240 Veirs Mill Rd in Rockville’s Twinbrook area. A preview video can be seen below. Founded in 2019, MangoLina also operates locations in Springfield, Langley...
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Woman killed outside Anne Arundel County assisted living facility; suspect found dead

A shooting outside an assisted living facility in Anne Arundel County left one woman dead Friday after she finished her shift. Police later found the suspected shooter dead nearby from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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Can Animal Control Enter Your Property in Maryland? What the Law Actually Allows

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! A knock at the door from animal control catches most Maryland homeowners off guard, and the first question is almost always the same one: can this person actually come onto my land? The honest answer depends on where the officer is standing, w
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Metro Updates 10 Bus Routes, Including Six in Maryland

Metro introduced service updates on 10 bus routes beginning Sunday, September 13, including six routes in Maryland. According to Metro, the changes are intended to improve reliability and strengthen connections across the region. The Maryland routes receiving updates are M42, M44, P31, P63, P72, and P73. Also included
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Wild Bird Feeding Laws in Maryland: What’s Actually Legal in Your Backyard

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! If you have ever wondered whether that finch feeder hanging from your porch could get you in legal trouble, you are not alone. Feeding wild birds laws in Maryland are more nuanced than a simple yes-or-no answer, especially once waterfowl, bear
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Virginia contractor sentenced to 12 years in construction fraud case, ordered to pay $2.3...

FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va. - A Virginia contractor has been sentenced to 12 years in prison on six counts of fraud tied to repeated failures to complete construction jobs, officials say. Richard Tadlock, 76, was convicted in June by a Fairfax County jury of five counts of failing to perform construction...
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Montgomery County Attorney’s Office Employee Misused County Vehicle, Inspector General Finds

An employee of Montgomery County’s Office of the County Attorney violated county policies by using a county vehicle for personal trips, routinely taking it home without authorization, and failing to properly report a collision, according to findings released September 14 by the Office of the Inspector General (OIG). Th

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