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Snowy morning for some, but not everyone
A D.C. plow driver checked his salt spreader last month. (AFP/Getty Images)
While accumulating snow is possible late Sunday into Monday afternoon, especially north and west of D.C., it is not a sure bet for the entire area, especially from the District toward points south and east.
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Mostly a cold rain today, some snow well north and west (LIVE UPDATES)
D.C.’s far north and west suburbs see sleet and snow today, but mostly rain is expected in the immediate metro area.
Silver Spring candidate makes bid for Montgomery board
PTA leader from Silver Spring filed for open at-large seat on Montgomery school board.
In ‘Master Class’ at Hylton Center, tribute to an opera diva
Broadway veteran Lisa Vroman commands center stage as the legendary Maria Callas.
Montgomery candidate unveils a most interesting ad
Beth Daly borrows from a much-used Internet meme to tout her County Council candidacy.
Delays on Metro’s Red Line
Riders on Metro’s Red Line should expect delays. Trains are sharing a track between Wheaton and Forest Glen.
O’Malley: Those under 25 expect ‘a new way of leadership’
The Maryland governor says in an interview that the younger generation is looking for something different.
Hearing scheduled Monday in case of former Va. governor
A judge will consider whether Robert F. McDonnell can talk to potential witnesses, who also are family.
D.C. area weather-related closings, delays
Which schools, offices and governments have closed or delayed because of the weather?
5 things to watch as the week gets underway in Annapolis
Cellphone smuggling, dog bites, transgender protections and smoking in cars are on the agenda.
February off to a warm start
February arrived, and brought two warm days, making it doubly clear that miserable January was over.
Snowy morning for some, but not everyone
While accumulating snow is possible late Sunday into Monday afternoon, especially north and west of D.C., it is not a sure bet for the entire area, especially from the District toward points south and east.
Maryland signals slow probe of health exchange troubles
Republicans and some Democrats accuse state leaders of shielding a candidate for governor from fallout.
Plan for 2 decades’ extra use of Lorton landfill stirs debate
Operator EnviroSolutions agreed in 2009 to close site by 2019, but firm now seeks extension from Fairfax.
Live: Seahawks win Super Bowl XLVIII
The Seattle Seahawks have won their first Super Bowl title, crushing the favored Denver Broncos 43-8.
George A. Fleishell, last owner of Sholl’s Cafeteria, dies
The downtown Washington institution was known for its homestyle cooking and low prices.
Police suspect drug overdose in Hoffman’s death
Police found him dead in his Manhattan apartment; drug overdose is suspected cause.
U-Md.’s ‘Spring’ freshmen move in
One out of every five freshmen at College Park is admitted to start in January, keeping campus packed.
Rumors ignore the vitality of nation’s largest charter group
Two critics trashed KIPP charter schools without ever visiting. Here is what they missed.
Saga of failed Rockville real estate firm unfolds in court
Opus East, once a highly profitable Rockville developer, becomes target of creditors in bankruptcy case.
In last week as BAE CEO, Hudson looks forward
Outgoing BAE executive says industry must adapt to attract the talent that is today drawn to Google.
Maryland looks to boost cybersecurity profile
The state is starting a cyber roundtable meant to help it position itself as center of the industry.
Booz Allen, CACI among those hurt by shutdown
Contractors see sales fall after government shut down for two weeks in the fall.
Duo taking over iconic lobby shop talks about their plans
Cassidy’s new co-chairmen Kai Anderson and Barry Rhoads see future in energy and defense.
Legal briefs: Patton Boggs loses head of government contracts group
Two more Patton Boggs partners find new homes.
Private equity’s next move
Investment companies bought up government contractors during the boom years, but now their acquisitions face declining spending and a reshaping industry.
Chinese New Year parade to impact D.C. traffic
There will be several street closures that motorists should take into consideration.
At Dupont Circle, Groundhog Day with a political twist
A big stuffed squirrel forecasts something we don’t want: six more weeks of winter.
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George Mason conducts massive recycling experiment at Patriot Center game
The university wanted to see how much trash was produced by, and could be recycled from, 7,700 people. Answer: a lot.
Delays on Metro’s Red Line
Riders on Metro’s Red Line should expect delays. Trains are sharing a track between Wheaton and Forest Glen.
Accident closes part of Old Lee Highway
Accident closes Old Lee Highway in Fairfax
Chinese New Year parade to impact D.C. traffic
There will be several street closures that motorists should take into consideration.
Come chat with Metro General Manager Richard Sarles
The Metro chief will be online Monday with Dr. Gridlock to take your questions.
Which way to D.C. works for commuters south of Beltway?
The Post tested two routes, one via Metrorail and the other a drive all the way to downtown.
I-95 express lanes operator to campaign for customers
It’s not just the toll. It’s the tech, too.
Delays on Metro’s Red Line
Delays on Metro’s Red Line. Track work along busy line.
Sinkhole opens up in Southeast D.C.
A sinkhole has closed a stretch of Massachusetts Avenue, potentially creating problems for commuters and giving us an excuse to revisit last year’s sinkholes.
Robots that direct traffic and give tickets
In the capital city of Congo, giant robots have been put in charge of directing traffic.
New traffic pattern at Northern Virginia interchange
It’s part of the long-term rebuilding of the Washington Boulevard bridge over Columbia Pike in Arlington.
Metrorail working on four lines this weekend
Green Line service is unaffected. All rail stations will be open.
Local Columns
Jesse Ryan Loskarn killed himself after arrest. In suicide letter, he described his own childhood abuse.
New study says teen births are high east of Anacostia because of low expectations, lack of activities.
COLUMN | Courtland Milloy invites the president to see the county that has been very supportive and loyal to him.
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Local ballerinas take the stage for auditions
Dozens of local ballerinas auditioned for a chance to gain acceptance into one of the most selective summer ballet programs.
The salt siege
After a long frigid snap, the Washington region looks like it has crawled out of some ancient mineral sea.
Snowy owl hit by bus in downtown D.C.
The majestic snowy owl that has captivated Washington in recent days was apparently hit by a bus Thursday.
A new state park for Northern Virginia
The park in western Loudoun County will feature 600 acres along the Appalachian Trail, near Harpers Ferry.
Recruited to fight Prince George’s fires
A look at a fire-response demonstration for family members of some recent recruits to the Prince George’s fire department.
Maryland State of the State address
Gov. Martin O’Malley laid out a case that he has made Maryland stronger during “difficult and important days.”
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