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These shoes were made for biking

An Oakland, Calif. tinkerer creates a pair of stylish high heels for bike riding.

Change fees: big ticket item for airlines

Change fees: big ticket item for airlines

Airlines collected $719 million in ticket change fees, cancellations in 2nd quarter.

10 reasons why more stadiums might be in our future

10 reasons why more stadiums might be in our future

NFL and NBA stadium construction has leveled, but college and practice facilities drive growth.

Grab those turkey-day airline tickets now

Grab those turkey-day airline tickets now

“Thanksgiving airfares are on the rise, and each day that you dilly-dally around and fail to book will cost you five dollars more.“

No, no, no, to flying with this blade

No, no, no, to flying with this blade

Woman makes obvious mistake, tucking a knife in her carry-on at BWI airport.

Metrobus catches fire

Investigators are working to figure out the cause of the fire along New York Avenue; no one was injured.

Guerrilla gardener returns to Dupont Circle

Guerrilla gardener returns to Dupont Circle

Flower-power activist installs protest art in Dupont Metro, prompting debate about power and beauty.

D.C. cabbies say credit card payments aren’t coming in

Some D.C. cabbies say they’re not receiving payment for fares paid with credit cards.

MGM casino plan most popular at Md. hearings

MGM casino plan most popular at Md. hearings

At public hearings, more residents said National Harbor was the place for a Prince George’s casino.

Alcohol part of Beach Week despite parent precautions

Md. governor candidate Gansler says photos of him at a teen party made for a “rough week.”

Metro ready to enter a new age

Metro ready to enter a new age

First of a new series of rail cars — the greatest redesign in system history — will arrive in the District in December.

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Debates on transportation plans no longer academic

Should Virginia expand its travel network, or fix what’s busted first?

Roads around Howard University will be closed for Saturday’s parade

A number of D.C.-area streets will be closed Saturday morning for Howard University’s homecoming parade, Oct. 26.

D.C. to ban traffic on bridge in Rock Creek Park

An erosion problem detected in 2010 has worsened. The closing is scheduled to last about six months.

Potomac river commute could work, would cost millions

Potomac river commute could work, would cost millions

A consultant says a system of water taxis would cost millions, but holds promise for commuters.

Saudi women to defy driving ban

Saudi women to defy driving ban

Saudi women to defy driving ban Saturday.

Cellphone users in Montgomery hit with traffic tickets

Cellphone users in Montgomery hit with traffic tickets

Police continue to ticket drivers using cellphones as law change allows crackdown on violators.

Shakespeare Theatre proposes actors’ campus for Southwest D.C.

Shakespeare Theatre proposes actors’ campus for Southwest D.C.

Former Southeastern University property could become actors’ housing and rehearsal space.

Travel advice for Sunday’s Marine Corps Marathon

These tips should help runners, spectators and travelers simply trying to avoid the traffic congestion.

D.C.’s cab drivers are joining the Teamsters

D.C.’s cab drivers are joining the Teamsters

Representatives from the Teamsters Union announced the formation of the D.C. Taxi Drivers Association.

Amtrak offers preview of new long-distance rail cars

Amtrak offers preview of new long-distance rail cars

The 130 cars will replace some of the 1940s and 1950s era cars on several long distance routes.

Pr. George’s officials hail choice to desert golf course plan

Pr. George’s officials hail choice to desert golf course plan

Officials say they now see an opportunity to partner with developer in efforts to revitalize Route 1.

Busy weekend of events in D.C.

Busy weekend of events in D.C.

AIDS Walk and Howard University homecoming on Saturday, plus Sunday’s Marine Corps Marathon will cause traffic diversions.

Accident blocks three lanes along I-95 north

All lanes of I-95 north were closed, now one is getting by. Drivers urged to avoid area.

Report: Cost, economy keep teens from driving

Report challenges belief that many young people don’t drive because they prefer high-tech devices to cars.

Casino owners offer $100 million in road improvements

Casino owners offer $100 million in road improvements

In bid to build Parx casino in Fort Washington, Greenwood Racing dangles highway improvements.

Developer drops plan to build ‘academic village’ at U-Md.

Developer drops plan to build ‘academic village’ at U-Md.

Developer Brian Gibbons cited growing opposition from political leaders as influencing his decision.

Residents concerned about Purple Line’s impact

Residents concerned about Purple Line’s impact

Potential affects on homes, jobs, affordable housing and wildlife are cited in public comments to state.

Body found at Judiciary Square station

The 4th Street entrance of the Metro station has been closed while police continue to investigate.