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Higher grocery prices could continue through the end of the year
The USDA released price projections Friday that predict meat prices will be 6 to 7% higher than last year.
Originals
From the archives: Stolen painting worth $165M found behind bedroom door
As executor of his aunt and uncle's estate, Ron Roseman sold the paintings and artwork inside their home for $2,000. Then he got a call from the FBI.
Maryland
Prince George's County closes two playgrounds for elevated lead levels
The lead is in the crumb rubber ground mats made from recycled tires that kids run on and touch at playgrounds
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Restaurant owners in Virginia getting creative to keep customers during winter months
When it starts getting cold outside, restaurant owners might have trouble serving outdoors. So, they're planning ahead to find ways to keep patrons warm and dry.
DC
Man dead after a construction accident at Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum
The man who died was a subcontractor for Clark/Smoot/Consigli, who through its joint venture, has taken on construction upgrades to the National Air and Space Museum
Accuweather
Geomagnetic storm may bring Northern Lights to parts of the U.S.
Some Americans might be in for a surprise on Monday and Tuesday nights as the Northern Lights may make another appearance over portions of the United States.
Accuweather
Have a cough? How to tell if it is fall allergies or the coronavirus
One sign that symptoms are pointing to an infection rather than allergies is the presence of a fever.
Military News
As suicides rise, Army brass reassessing outreach
Within the ranks of the storied 82nd Airborne Division in Fort Bragg, North Carolina, 10 soldiers have taken their own lives so far this year.
DC
Some DC entertainment venues planning to reopen indoor performances with new pilot program
D.C.'s Mayor Bowser is offering a monthlong pilot program to six venues to offer restricted indoor live performances.
Virginia
Some Virginia food banks see demand spike after summer
Weeks after special federal benefits for the pandemic were not extended, demand for food assistance has grown even more in the region.
VERIFY
VERIFY: Yes, RBG wore different collars depending on whether she agreed of disagreed with a Supreme Court decision
In the wake of Ruth Bader Ginsburg's passing, many people have been wearing different colored collars in her honor. Why?
Coronavirus
Higher grocery prices could continue through the end of the year
The USDA released price projections Friday that predict meat prices will be 6 to 7% higher than last year.
Originals
From the archives: Stolen painting worth $165M found behind bedroom door
As executor of his aunt and uncle's estate, Ron Roseman sold the paintings and artwork inside their home for $2,000. Then he got a call from the FBI.
Maryland
Prince George's County closes two playgrounds for elevated lead levels
The lead is in the crumb rubber ground mats made from recycled tires that kids run on and touch at playgrounds
Local News
Restaurant owners in Virginia getting creative to keep customers during winter months
When it starts getting cold outside, restaurant owners might have trouble serving outdoors. So, they're planning ahead to find ways to keep patrons warm and dry.
DC
Man dead after a construction accident at Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum
The man who died was a subcontractor for Clark/Smoot/Consigli, who through its joint venture, has taken on construction upgrades to the National Air and Space Museum
Accuweather
Geomagnetic storm may bring Northern Lights to parts of the U.S.
Some Americans might be in for a surprise on Monday and Tuesday nights as the Northern Lights may make another appearance over portions of the United States.
Accuweather
Have a cough? How to tell if it is fall allergies or the coronavirus
One sign that symptoms are pointing to an infection rather than allergies is the presence of a fever.
Military News
As suicides rise, Army brass reassessing outreach
Within the ranks of the storied 82nd Airborne Division in Fort Bragg, North Carolina, 10 soldiers have taken their own lives so far this year.
DC
Some DC entertainment venues planning to reopen indoor performances with new pilot program
D.C.'s Mayor Bowser is offering a monthlong pilot program to six venues to offer restricted indoor live performances.
Virginia
Some Virginia food banks see demand spike after summer
Weeks after special federal benefits for the pandemic were not extended, demand for food assistance has grown even more in the region.
VERIFY
VERIFY: Yes, RBG wore different collars depending on whether she agreed of disagreed with a Supreme Court decision
In the wake of Ruth Bader Ginsburg's passing, many people have been wearing different colored collars in her honor. Why?
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