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Democratic primary donations top $1 million for leader
Front-runner Beyer reports $1.1 million in donations for northern Virginia congressional race.
Va. Republican offers plan to end Medicaid deadlock
Proposal separates the issue from the budget debate but tilts state panel toward health-coverage expansion.
Warner kicks off reelection bid with six-day Virginia tour
Incumbent senator could face a challenge from longtime GOP strategist Ed Gillespie.
Chatman, Levine release new TV campaign ads
Candidates take to the airwaves as the Democratic primary in Virginia’s 8th District nears conclusion.
Warner launches first TV ad of re-election campaign
The former governor reintroduces himself to Virginia as an entrepreneur and bipartisan deal-maker.
In Virginia, database presents a challenge
Ethics reforms intended to shine light on public officials who accept lavish gifts could have the opposite effect.
Fairfax revives meal-tax proposal that failed in 1992
With revenue tight and needs growing, the county eyes a plan that faced bitter opposition 22 years ago.
Ex-Va. senator Jim Webb clarifies presidential comments
While he wants to participate in politics again, he’s not sure whether it will lead to a run for president
McAuliffe hires law firm that Va. attorney general had fired
The move provides representation for former state workers in the McDonnell corruption trial.
McDonnell trial judge declines to toss corruption charges
Federal judge also refuses to allow former Virginia governor and his wife to be tried separately.
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Va. Rep. Griffith introduces federal ‘Legitimate Use of Medicinal Marijuana Act’
The bill would allow doctors to prescribe it and patients to possess it in states where it’s legal, such as Virginia.
Va. Supreme Court rules for U-Va. in global warming FOIA case
The high court decision rejects an argument by global warming skeptics who wanted to see the work of a climate researcher.
Fairfax City police chief Rick Rappoport to retire, join Amtrak police
After 13 years in the city, and 24 years in the county, will become a regional deputy chief for Amtrak.
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South County beats Lake Braddock in Conference 7 lacrosse final
The Stallions took an early lead and never looked back as they beat the Bruins by a score of 13-6.
An iconic moment in history, recreated for the film “Zero Dark Thirty,” is now recreated in Peeps.
Landon boys’ lacrosse routs Robinson
The Bears beat down the Rams, 15-1, in an IAC-Virginia public school matchup.
Stonewall Jackson girls fall to Cosby in Virginia 6A state finals
The Raiders fell to the Titans, 53-46, as Cosby capped their undefeated season.
D.C. athletes wish you a happy Valentine’s Day
Washington Wizards and Capitals players say happy Valentine’s Day, each in their native language. Athletes include Alex Ovechkin, Tomas Kundratek, Jan Vesely, Michal Neuvirth, Kevin Seraphin, Marcus Johansson and Karl Alzner.
Shelley and Bill: A love story
On the eve of their first Valentine’s Day as a married couple, Shelley Belgard and Bill Ott tell the story of their unique romance that has spanned the decades.
Paul VI defeats DeMatha, 55-48
The Panthers bounce back from a tough loss with a victory over the Stags.
Ice hockey: Gonzaga blanks DeMatha, 6-0
The Eagles, led by a shutout from Senior goalie Nick Platais, remain undefeated as they beat the Stags, 6-0
Severna Park beats Meade, 55-43
The Falcons never trailed in their convincing victory over the Mustangs.
McLean upsets No. 6 South Lakes, 48-44
The Highlanders were led by Cami Prock and Jessica Monroe with 15 points each, defeating the Seahawks 48-44.
No. 20 Robinson defeats No. 14 Herndon, 82-67
The Rams ended the Hornets’ 10-game winning streak behind Matt Fall’s 21 points.
A worthy opponent: A history of the Georgetown-Syracuse rivalry
Over the past 33 years, Georgetown and Syracuse have been one of the most contentious rivalries in college basketball. Former players, coaches, journalists and alumni recall the history of the rivalry.
When Walter Barrera chose ultra long-distance running over crack cocaine, he was able to slowly start putting his life back together.
No. 1 Paul VI beats No. 2 St. John’s, 71-51
The Panthers take down the Cadets in an early season contest of the top ranked teams in the WCAC.
On May 26, 1988, 59 fifth graders from Seat Pleasant Elementary School in Seat Pleasant, Md., were offered scholarships to college if they completed high school. Now, 23 years later, the students reflect on the opportunity they were given and where it has taken their lives.
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