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Some students in Arlington, Alexandria return to classrooms for hybrid in-person learning

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Some students in Arlington, Alexandria return to classrooms for hybrid in-person learning

Vaccine

Volunteers book vaccine appointments for 'terrified' teachers after MCPS said no doses available

In three weeks, community members have booked close to 700 appointments for MCPS staff members - many of whom return to in the classroom in a matter of days.
Relisha Rudd

It has been 7 years since Relisha Rudd disappeared. Here's how the community is making sure her case is not forgotten

Relisha Rudd disappeared when she was 8 and would now be 15 years old.
Great Day Washington

Ballet goes to the backyard with special performances that stream live every week

If you miss seeing performances during the pandemic check out the backyard ballet livestreams online from the dancers of the ARC Entertainment Company.
Black History Month

'Gift Shop' features curated local Black-owned brands in Union Market

The creators of the store say it serves as much more than just a retail space. They hope it will be a place for the community to gather once it's safe to do so.
Capitol Riots

A threat to bomb the US Capitol and a bomber still at large leaves Capitol Hill residents tense

Police have yet to find the man who planted bombs at the Republican and Democratic headquarters. Now the acting chief says extremists want to blow up the Capitol.
Equality Matters

This new film wants to transform the negative portrayals of Black men in media | For The Culture

This documentary gives Black men a stage to tell their stories and share their experiences so others can hear firsthand how they think and feel.
Local News

National Park Service appoints first Black Chief of Police

Pamela A. Smith says she will institute a body cam program within the first 90 days of her tenure
Coronavirus

Gov. Northam to lift curfew, ease other COVID-19 restrictions in Virginia beginning March 1

Alcohol sales will end at midnight instead of 10 p.m. The modified stay-at-home order from midnight to 5 a.m. will be lifted as well.
Investigations

He won $60K at MGM casino. Then he was shot with a rifle and robbed in his hotel room

Nathaniel Nagbe was staying at MGM National Harbor casino hotel on Aug. 12, 2020. The Gaithersburg resident says he won big playing blackjack and wanted to party.
Producer's Picks

Judge Merrick Garland has been tutoring 2nd graders at Northeast DC elementary school for 21 years

"It goes to show the character of the man," says a D.C. mom whose children have gone from struggling to honor roll since Judge Garland started tutoring them.
Features

Jones-Haywood Dance School celebrates 80 years in DC

“I was not intimidated by the fact that I was studying a European art form," Sandra Fourtune-Green.

GW report analyzes backgrounds of Jan. 6 insurrectionists, shows extremism is a growing threat

Washington Football Team stands ready if Maryland National Gaurd needs FedEx Field as a mass vaccination site

Wednesday is the pick of the week. Highs in DMV region near 60

Intense tornado dashcam footage from March 2020

4 Olympic greats launch 'TOGETHXR' to change women's sports media landscape

Nationals to play games at Nats Park without fans, for now

10 rockets hit airbase in Iraq hosting US-led troops, coalition says

Get Up DC

Washington, DC's Leading Local News: Weather, Traffic, Sports and more | Washington, DC | WUSA9.com

Some students in Arlington, Alexandria return to classrooms for hybrid in-person learning

Volunteers book vaccine appointments for 'terrified' teachers after MCPS said no doses available

It has been 7 years since Relisha Rudd disappeared. Here's how the community is making sure her case is not forgotten

Ballet goes to the backyard with special performances that stream live every week

'Gift Shop' features curated local Black-owned brands in Union Market

A threat to bomb the US Capitol and a bomber still at large leaves Capitol Hill residents tense

This new film wants to transform the negative portrayals of Black men in media | For The Culture

National Park Service appoints first Black Chief of Police

Gov. Northam to lift curfew, ease other COVID-19 restrictions in Virginia beginning March 1

He won $60K at MGM casino. Then he was shot with a rifle and robbed in his hotel room

Judge Merrick Garland has been tutoring 2nd graders at Northeast DC elementary school for 21 years

Jones-Haywood Dance School celebrates 80 years in DC

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