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DC
'Praying every second' | DC native's cremated remains lost in the mail
Weather
Afternoon storms down trees, power lines
A Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued for parts of the DMV until 10 p.m.
Weather
What to do during a Tornado Warning in the DMV
The National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch for much of the DC region Friday.
Capitol Riots
Alleged Nazi sympathizer convicted in Jan. 6 trial, could face penalty for 'dubious' testimony
Jurors said they found Timothy Hale-Cusanelli's testimony "contradictory" and didn't believe his claims he had no idea Congress met at the U.S. Capitol Building.
Capitol Riots
Capitol rioter had 'temper tantrum' on Jan. 6, defense says, but wasn't trying to overthrow government
Timothy Hale-Cusanelli took the stand in his own defense Thursday during his trial on multiple charges connected to the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.
DC
National Cathedral hosts 'Blessing of the Bikes' for all motorcyclists riding in honor of veterans this Memorial Day weekend
The annual tradition used to be part of "Rolling Thunder" salute, but has rebranded to "Rolling to Remember."
DC
New queer bar coming to Southeast DC gets steps closer to opening doors
As You Are Bar is ready to provide a welcoming environment for all near Eastern Market Metro stop.
Pride Matters
Capital Pride Alliance announces more details for 2022 celebration
It's the first full-scale pride celebration to take place since the pandemic began.
Local News
Several Orange Line stations to close for 3+ months starting May 28
WMATA says free shuttle bus services along three routes and free parking for Metro customers at the closed stations will be available.
DC
'She knows it's a blessing' | DC native Willie Mae Avery celebrates her 107th birthday
Ms. Avery is recognized as the District's oldest resident.
DC
16-year-old shot to death in DC, police say
Police say when they arrived they found the 16-year-old boy had been shot. The teen later died from his injuries.
March For Our Lives
March For Our Lives plans June demonstration in DC
Hundreds of thousands of people across the country joined the March for Our Lives after a school shooting in Parkland, Florida four years ago.
Weather
Afternoon storms down trees, power lines
A Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued for parts of the DMV until 10 p.m.
Weather
What to do during a Tornado Warning in the DMV
The National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch for much of the DC region Friday.
Capitol Riots
Alleged Nazi sympathizer convicted in Jan. 6 trial, could face penalty for 'dubious' testimony
Jurors said they found Timothy Hale-Cusanelli's testimony "contradictory" and didn't believe his claims he had no idea Congress met at the U.S. Capitol Building.
Capitol Riots
Capitol rioter had 'temper tantrum' on Jan. 6, defense says, but wasn't trying to overthrow government
Timothy Hale-Cusanelli took the stand in his own defense Thursday during his trial on multiple charges connected to the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.
DC
National Cathedral hosts 'Blessing of the Bikes' for all motorcyclists riding in honor of veterans this Memorial Day weekend
The annual tradition used to be part of "Rolling Thunder" salute, but has rebranded to "Rolling to Remember."
DC
New queer bar coming to Southeast DC gets steps closer to opening doors
As You Are Bar is ready to provide a welcoming environment for all near Eastern Market Metro stop.
Pride Matters
Capital Pride Alliance announces more details for 2022 celebration
It's the first full-scale pride celebration to take place since the pandemic began.
Local News
Several Orange Line stations to close for 3+ months starting May 28
WMATA says free shuttle bus services along three routes and free parking for Metro customers at the closed stations will be available.
DC
'She knows it's a blessing' | DC native Willie Mae Avery celebrates her 107th birthday
Ms. Avery is recognized as the District's oldest resident.
DC
16-year-old shot to death in DC, police say
Police say when they arrived they found the 16-year-old boy had been shot. The teen later died from his injuries.
March For Our Lives
March For Our Lives plans June demonstration in DC
Hundreds of thousands of people across the country joined the March for Our Lives after a school shooting in Parkland, Florida four years ago.
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