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Police have arrested one person since the violence on Metro Friday night.
Two separate violent incidents happened at Metro stations in the DC area Friday night.
Police are looking for a man who shot a female clerk at a Fas Mart in Va.
A Malaysia Airlines flight carrying 239 people from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing is missing and all 239 people on board are feared dead.
Law enforcement officials said an 11-year-old girl who was reported missing after her mother was found dead at a Baltimore County home, has been located.
Topper Shutt has your Friday night weather webcast.
Newly released emails paint a picture of Virginia's former First Lady as erratic and insecure, seemingly terrified preparing to appear on a public stage. Bruce Leshan reports it's a different portrait than the one in the federal prosecutor's indictme
More scrutiny today over the troubled DC Fire and EMS Department. Chief Kenneth Ellerbe and Council Member Tommy Wells, who’s running for mayor, faced off again today.
While you might be happy that warmer weather is on it's way, the forecast is the perfect prescription for a proliferation of potholes.
Certain body parts tend to wear out with age, and the achilles tendon is one of them. A local man has a brand new achilles, by having tissue moved from another part of the body.
Expect a nice weekend before another cold front hits us next week.
A man was shot and killed in Montgomery County over a debt he may have owed, police said in a news release on Friday.
Text the word ALEXANDRIA to 25543 for text alerts (standard text message rates apply) about the case and any developments in the investigation.
Alice Avenue, near Virginia Lane, is riddled with pits.
we profiled a holistic health and wellness expert who underwent major lifestyle changes to beat thyroid cancer. She had cancer for 14 months in January 2007 and became cancer free in March 2008. Ruby Lathon says you can re-engineer your life to live
If you're in the market to buy a house, it's time to take a good look at your credit score. Dan Caplan is senior mortgage consultant at Monument Bank. He has some advice.
Close to 700 people demonstrated outside the National Cathedral Friday morning
A coastal storm will brush the Metro Area Friday bringing an AM mix and light rain and showers to the metro Friday afternoon throughout much of Friday night. Most of the precipitation will be south of I 66 and Rt. 50
Firefighters are battling a fire at an apartment building in Odenton, Md.
The vehicle may have been traveling more than 100 miles per hour in Southeast DC
It's a Yellow Alert Day. Howard Bernstein tells you what to expect the rest of the day
It's a story that you have to hear to believe. A woman suffering from cancer tries an alternative way to battle the deadly disease.
the man considered to be the mastermind of Mayor Vincent Gray's 2010 shadow campaign is close to a plea deal, according to the Washington Post. The Washington Post reports Thompson is close to reaching a plea agreement with Federal Prosecutors.
Southern and eastern areas will have to deal witha light mix. Tomorrow will be pleasant.
American household wealth rose by nearly $10 trillion last year. The Federal Reserve credits a booming stock market and recovering home values.
Police are looking for Caitlyn Virts. The search area is from Baltimore, Md. to West Virginia.
Police want you to help find Caitlyn Marie Virts and her father Timothy Virts. Police say her father stole a car and took off with her.
Here's some advice for pedestrians as we approach daylight saving time.
It's a fear many of us have when we use our credit cards to go shopping. Hackers getting a hold of our banking information.
Tomorrow at the Washington Convention Center, over 75 craft brewers will be sharing their brews with you. Robert Howell with the "DC Craft Beer Festival" and Garrett Peck, the author of the new book, Capital Beer, talked to us about the event.
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USA TODAY's Dennis Moore tells us his thoughts about movies new to the theaters this weekend
There's new trouble in Chinatown at a popular eatery. Health violations landed New Big Wong on the WUSA9 Restaurant Alert for a third time.
Thursday pothole alert: Dulles Toll Rd and Hunter Mill.
The Washington Wizards signed a pledge and urged the community to end the hurtful use of the so-called "R-word" to describe people with intellectual disabilities.
Mola Lenghi reports on the link between three murders in Alexandria.
Scott Broom reports from the Statehouse in Annapolis, Md.
Mola Lenghi brings the latest on this story.
The Chesapeake Bayhawks announced their plans to build a new Lacrosse stadium in Maryland on Wednesday night.
People protest outside the White House for an end to the violence in Ukraine.
Customers take to community listserv to voice concerns over high bills
Ben's Chili Bowl gives you another place to get your fix on a half smoke.
The District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority (DC Water) has completely restored service, however, the 'Precautionary Boil Water Advisory' still remains in effect for some parts of the city. D.C. Public Schools officials have announced that meal
Authorities are looking for an 11-year-old girl who is missing after her mother was found dead at a Baltimore County home.
At a press conference on Thursday regarding the murder of Alexandria music teacher Ruthanne Lodato, Alexandria Police Chief Earl Cook said the murders of Lodato, Nancy Dunning and Ron Kirby appear to be linked.
Smaller cakes and lots of metallics. Andrea Roane spoke with a wedding cake expert about a special event coming up this weekend.
Colt loves walks, car rides, laying on the sofa and playing with the other dogs.
If your business posts an employment opportunity online, watch out, you may be targeted by crooks.
Students sounded off on their reaction to the response to the bomb threat
The 'Precautionary Boil Water Advisory' still remains in effect for isolated parts of the city.
Police say they are looking for a black Dodge Durango associated with the girl's disappearance
We are tracking a coastal storm which could give some light snow south and west of town Thursday night. The storm will bring some rain to the metro by Friday afternoon into Friday night.
If your bag is too big, they will send you back to the gate and you will have to pay
This program at Maya Angelou Public Charter is rolling in dough in two different ways. See what we mean in this week's Cool Schools.
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