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Metro has 30 days to propose new emergency protocols following Red Line train 'uncoupling'
DC
Washington Metrorail Safety Commission gives WMATA 30 days to propose new emergency protocols
The Metro safety probe came after an uncoupling of Red Line trains on Oct. 9.
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Attack of DC woman by police dog sparks calls for K-9 reform
Police dogs have attacked at least 40 bystanders, including their own handlers, in the last eight years. Some police departments are considering getting rid of K-9s.
Coronavirus
National Cherry Blossom Festival cancels 2021 parade due to coronavirus
The festival, scheduled for March 20-April 11, 2021, will still take place but with changes due to ongoing restrictions caused by the coronavirus.
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Trouble paying the bills cost WSSC Water over $58 million
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VERIFY: Here are the deadlines for mail-in ballots and when ballots will be processed around the DC area
The Verify team is here to make sure you have all the facts about this election.
DC
An innocent DC woman was attacked by a police dog. Her case may spark reform nationwide
Police dogs have attacked at least 40 bystanders, even their own handlers, in the last eight years. Some police departments are considering getting rid of K9s.
VERIFY
VERIFY: No, putting a stray mark on your ballot won't disqualify it from being counted
Whether you do or somebody else accidentally marks it, your ballot will still be counted. Our Verify team talked to election officials for more.
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VERIFY: The claim the World Health Organization said sending your child to school is ‘consent’ for a vaccine lacks context
Claims circulating online say the World Health Organization counts attendance in school as consent for vaccination. The WHO says this claim needs context.
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VERIFY: Here are the top three reasons your ballot might be rejected, and how to make sure your vote is counted
Our Verify inbox is flooded with voting questions and concerns from people who want to make sure their vote counts. Here's some of the top mistakes.
DC
Little brown bat set to become DC's official mammal
A group of Girl Scouts made the pitch to DC Council members back in January
Coronavirus
Coronavirus updates: Virginia reports highest single-day death count in a month
The coronavirus impact on the DMV continues. Here are the latest updates.
DC
Washington Metrorail Safety Commission gives WMATA 30 days to propose new emergency protocols
The Metro safety probe came after an uncoupling of Red Line trains on Oct. 9.
Producer's Picks
Attack of DC woman by police dog sparks calls for K-9 reform
Police dogs have attacked at least 40 bystanders, including their own handlers, in the last eight years. Some police departments are considering getting rid of K-9s.
Coronavirus
National Cherry Blossom Festival cancels 2021 parade due to coronavirus
The festival, scheduled for March 20-April 11, 2021, will still take place but with changes due to ongoing restrictions caused by the coronavirus.
Money
Trouble paying the bills cost WSSC Water over $58 million
People are struggling to keep up with bills as the pandemic stretches into month seven.
VERIFY
VERIFY: Here are the deadlines for mail-in ballots and when ballots will be processed around the DC area
The Verify team is here to make sure you have all the facts about this election.
DC
An innocent DC woman was attacked by a police dog. Her case may spark reform nationwide
Police dogs have attacked at least 40 bystanders, even their own handlers, in the last eight years. Some police departments are considering getting rid of K9s.
VERIFY
VERIFY: No, putting a stray mark on your ballot won't disqualify it from being counted
Whether you do or somebody else accidentally marks it, your ballot will still be counted. Our Verify team talked to election officials for more.
VERIFY
VERIFY: The claim the World Health Organization said sending your child to school is ‘consent’ for a vaccine lacks context
Claims circulating online say the World Health Organization counts attendance in school as consent for vaccination. The WHO says this claim needs context.
VERIFY
VERIFY: Here are the top three reasons your ballot might be rejected, and how to make sure your vote is counted
Our Verify inbox is flooded with voting questions and concerns from people who want to make sure their vote counts. Here's some of the top mistakes.
DC
Little brown bat set to become DC's official mammal
A group of Girl Scouts made the pitch to DC Council members back in January
Coronavirus
Coronavirus updates: Virginia reports highest single-day death count in a month
The coronavirus impact on the DMV continues. Here are the latest updates.
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