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Arlington Police to celebrate National Night Out

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Arlington Police to celebrate National Night Out

Get Up DC

'There are so many stories of the day' | Man walks 500 miles to honor the fallen of 9/11

For the next 42 days, first responders will walk with one goal: To never forget.
Local News

'If I'm on the street, where do I go?' | Maryland mother says she's worried about eviction as federal moratorium ends

The federal eviction moratorium expired on July 31.
Investigations

Elevators inside vacation rentals can crush children, according to federal regulators

The Consumer Product Safety Commission is suing home elevator manufacturers while telling rental home companies to disable accessibility elevators.
DC

National Air and Space Museum reopens Friday

It's the latest Smithsonian museum to reopen on a staggered scheduled.
Weather

Interactive Rader: Track storms across the DMV

WUSA9's Live Radar allows you to track the weather down to your street
Coronavirus

For now, Montgomery County vaccinated residents won't need to mask up indoors

For right now – no county-wide mask mandates are being reinstated in Montgomery County.
Maryland

Prince George's County recruiting school bus drivers due to shortage

According to Transportation Supervisor Carl Schuettler, Prince George's County Public Schools is hosting a virtual bus driver job fair on Wednesday, July 28.
Sports

Four-time Olympic medalist Dominique Dawes talks Simone Biles and the pressure Olympic athletes face

While people will want to judge Biles for her choices, Dawes says they really don't know what it is like until they know the culture of the sport.
Crime

'I'm fed up' | DC neighbors near Q street double fatal shooting demand anti-crime action

Neighbors say violent crime increases around the 100 block of Q Street every summer. Crime data shows an uptick this year.
Education

Parents nationwide expected to spend over $37 billion in back-to-school supplies. Here's how to get the deals

Back-to-school shopping looks different in 2021 with kids physically going back to the building in less than a month.
DC

New DC grant program will allow residents to apply for funds to keep their community safe

The program focuses on 151 blocks deemed to be the most violent in the District and started with those in Anacostia.

National Night Out occurs in district shortly after DC Council slashes funding for extra officers

Officer, suspect dead following Pentagon Metro shooting, AP says

Clouds thin out Wednesday with low humidity and highs in the 80s. Here's the forecast

DMV Overnight Forecast: August 3, 2021

Tokyo Rewind, Aug. 3: American sets world record in track final; Biles wins beam bronze

Tokyo Rewind, Aug. 3: Biles wins bronze, American sets world record

VERIFY: The Attending Physician of the Capitol issued House mask mandate, not Speaker Nancy Pelosi

VERIFY: The Attending Physician of the Capitol issued House mask mandate, not Speaker Nancy Pelosi

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Arlington Police to celebrate National Night Out

'There are so many stories of the day' | Man walks 500 miles to honor the fallen of 9/11

'If I'm on the street, where do I go?' | Maryland mother says she's worried about eviction as federal moratorium ends

Elevators inside vacation rentals can crush children, according to federal regulators

National Air and Space Museum reopens Friday

Interactive Rader: Track storms across the DMV

For now, Montgomery County vaccinated residents won't need to mask up indoors

Prince George's County recruiting school bus drivers due to shortage

Four-time Olympic medalist Dominique Dawes talks Simone Biles and the pressure Olympic athletes face

'I'm fed up' | DC neighbors near Q street double fatal shooting demand anti-crime action

Parents nationwide expected to spend over $37 billion in back-to-school supplies. Here's how to get the deals

New DC grant program will allow residents to apply for funds to keep their community safe

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