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Ready to rock at the Concert for Valor? What you need to know.

Adored by critics and revered by his fans, Bruce Springsteen adds another highlight to his career when he receives a Kennedy Center Honor Sunday night.

Tuesday night’s event brings a star-studded lineup — and a unique set of challenges — to the Mall.

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    ‘Tell us where the children are’

    ‘Tell us where the children are’

    Mentally ill mother of two still has not told family members or police what happened to the missing toddlers.

    Va. legislature nixes plan to dip into road funds

    A plan to borrow $50 million from the highway fund put 2013 transportation overhaul at risk, critics said.

    Column

    Ballet honoring fallen Marine seeks
    t0 bridge civilian, military worlds

    Ballet honoring fallen Marine seeks <br>t0 bridge civilian, military worlds

    COLUMN | Saying “Thank you for your service” is not enough for those who served in Iraq and Afghanistan.

    Civil War Trust to preserve battlefields from other conflicts

    Preservation organization to tie itself to the Revolutionary War and the War of 1812.

    Philip M. Crane, stalwart Illinois Republican, dies at 84

    Philip M. Crane, stalwart Illinois Republican, dies at 84

    Mr. Crane cast himself as a standard-bearer for conservatism during 35 years in Congress.

    Trying to get better teachers into nation’s poor classrooms

    Trying to get better teachers into nation’s poor classrooms

    The Education Departing is opting to enforce an existing law after six years, but critics say it won’t make a difference.

    Small team looks out for vets from DCA

    Small team looks out for vets from DCA

    A decade-old partnership has grown as more vets get help at airport

    Virginia teens plead guilty to nude-photo sharing

    Photos of 56 McLean High School girls were organized into folders under their names, prosecutors said.

    Defense lawyers press for details in FBI misconduct case

    Lawyers try to learn precisely what an FBI agent is accused of.

    Teenager shot to death near Woodbridge High School

    A Prince William County Police spokesman says the 16-year-old was a student at the school.

    Washington-area obituaries of note

    Washington-area obituaries of note

    Obituaries of residents from the District, Maryland and Northern Virginia.

    Man robs Hyattsville bank; Hogan to tour Maryland

    A roundup of news from across the region.

    Web site ranks Arlington public schools 38th in the country

    Niche, which used to run the Web site College Prowler, gave Arlington Public Schools high marks.

    Man shot by off-duty officer charged in Pr. William robbery

    Authorities said Mohamed Sulaiman Sankoh of Fayetteville, N.C., remained hospitalized after Thursday’s shooting.

    Magnificent weather for Veterans Day

    Magnificent weather for Veterans Day

    Didn’t have a chance to soak up today’s awesome weather? Tomorrow’s shaping up to be another superb one.

    Column

    Worshiping in Fairfax with the Greatest Generation

    Worshiping in Fairfax with the Greatest Generation

    When a Fairfax church decided to honor its WWII vets, it was surprised at how many there were.

    Bundu fuels upset of Woodbridge

    Bundu fuels upset of Woodbridge

    FOOTBALL | Gar-Field’s Ibrahim Bundu, whose family emigrated from Sierra Leone to the United States when he was five months old, scored four touchdowns in his final high school game.

    Hawaii lava flow just yards from reaching first residential structure

    Hawaii lava flow just yards from reaching first residential structure

    Officials suspect the flow could reach the structure on Monday.

    Get engaged at National Harbor’s ICE! for $1,000

    Celebrate a wonderful event and create a new family tradition (restrictions apply).

    The battle over the polar vortex, and how it should be settled

    The battle over the polar vortex, and how it should be settled

    To guard against overuse of the term, we should reserve calling special attention to the vortex to those cases in which its behavior is extreme.

    Remembering the life of Myles Munroe

    The best -selling author, pastor and inspirational speaker was 60 years old.

    First major snowstorm of the season targets upper Midwest

    First major snowstorm of the season targets upper Midwest

    Over 20 inches of snow is forecast to fall across parts of the Upper Midwest through Tuesday.

    Pallotti wins MIAA-C championship game

    Pallotti wins MIAA-C championship game

    FOOTBALL | The Panthers beat Annapolis Area Christian in back-to-back games to win conference championship game.

    Payne steps up for Huntingtown

    Payne steps up for Huntingtown

    FOOTBALL | Quarterback Robbie Payne has battled through ups and downs to help the Hurricanes into the playoffs.

    Loudoun County community calendar, Nov. 9-16, 2014

    Events include theater and concerts, a Loudoun History Awards ceremony and a holiday flower-arranging talk.

    Pilot program helps Loudoun homeowners go solar

    Solarize NOVA may expand to Prince William and Fairfax counties next year.

    Democrat, two Republicans lining up to replace Comstock

    Barbara J. Comstock’s exit gives Democrats an opportunity in the Virginia House of Delegates.

    Champe stays focused in season of firsts

    Champe stays focused in season of firsts

    FOOTBALL | In just their third year of varsity play, the Knights will host a playoff game; Broad Run enters the postseason battle-tested.

    Poolesville claws its way into playoffs

    Poolesville claws its way into playoffs

    FOOTBALL | With a 27-24 win over Rockville, the Falcons punched their ticket to the playoffs for a third straight year.

    Georgetown woman spends $35,000
    in search for her missing dog

    Georgetown woman spends $35,000 <br>in search for her missing dog

    Janet Mihalyfi blanketed the D.C. area with signs and hired four psychics and a private investigator.

     

    Loudoun supervisors seeking $10,000 pay raises, $20,000 for chairman

    The raises of 20 to 40 percent would not go into effect until after the 2015 elections

    Ex-mayors, community leaders join Bowser’s transition team

    Bowser began unveiling her transition team Friday at an unfinished Anacostia office building.

    Va. legislature nixes plan to dip into road funds

    A plan to borrow $50 million from the highway fund put 2013 transportation overhaul at risk, critics said.

    Can new Congress bail out transportation in five months?

    How to pay for roads and transit is a $100 billion question as trust fund revenue continues to dwindle.

    BWI, DCA, IAD? Which area airport is your favorite and least favorite to fly from?

    For an upcoming story we’d like to hear, which area airport is your favorite, which is your least favorite and why.

    Dog on Metro tracks, causes delays. After running onto tracks, pooch is OK

    Officials at Metro said the dog got on the tracks near the Deanwood station. He is reportedly ok.

    JetBlue unveils aircraft honoring veterans

    More than 120 veterans were on board the inaugural flight of the JetBlue plane, which landed at Reagan National Monday morning.

    Concert for Valor already closing streets

    But most of the closings are set to begin at 6 a.m. Tuesday.

    Water main break causes Aspen Hill traffic woes

    Water main break is expected to cause traffic problems at an already busy intersection in Aspen Hill.

    D.C. rules intended to stop trucks from double-parking on busy streets

    Delivery companies say they don’t have enough loading zones, forcing them to block traffic to unload.

    Darndest things turn up at Metro’s lost-and-found office

    Finders keepers, losers weepers? Workers are prepared to help you track down that needle in a haystack.

    The 1,442 items customers lost on the Metro last month

    A list of the 1,442 items turned over to Metro’s lost-and-found department in October.

    Some early trends of Silver Line users are emerging

    The Wiehle Avenue station is popular among the new line’s riders, many of whom are traveling a long way.

    Owner of the ‘I66 BLOZ’ license plate explains why

    Arlington resident Kyle Clifford gets a lot of attention for his distinctive Virginia tag.

    Traffic, transit tips for weekend travel

    Here’s your survival guide for getting around sporting events, transit delays and road work.

    Local Columns

    John Kelly

    John Kelly

    When a Fairfax church decided to honor its WWII vets, it was surprised at how many there were.

    Petula Dvorak

    Petula Dvorak

    COLUMN | Saying “Thank you for your service” is not enough for those who served in Iraq and Afghanistan.

    Robert McCartney

    Robert McCartney

    COLUMN | In Prince George’s, Baker oversees a curb in corruption, a surge of investment and a changing image.

    Petula Dvorak

    Petula Dvorak

    The former Ravens cheerleader, charged with raping a 15-year-old boy, was obsessed with youth.

    Photo Galleries

    Ebola epidemic

    The virus is killing 70 percent of those infected, and there could be 10,000 new cases a week in West Africa by Dec. 1.

    Illegal immigrants rally outside the White House

    They demanded executive action to extend “deferred deportations” to adults.

    Election night 2014: Local races

    Candidates and constituents wait for election results to come in across Washington, D.C.; Maryland and Virginia.

    Mayoral hopefuls make a push on eve of election

    Muriel Bowser, David Catania and Carol Schwartz worked D.C.’s city blocks on Nov. 3.

    Return to those thrilling days of yesteryear

    The Metropolitan Washington Old Time Radio Club celebrates the 50th anniversary of ‘The Big Broadcast.’

    Frederick, Md., is part of a small-city boom

    Walkable, urban mini-D.C.s are popping up nationwide, with Frederick, Md., a notable example.

    Larry Hogan, riding an anti-tax wave

    Maryland’s GOP nominee for governor on the campaign trail, bringing a familiar face along.

    Friends, family bid farewell to legendary Washington Post editor Ben Bradlee

    The funeral for former Washington Post executive editor Ben Bradlee at Washington National Cathedral.

    Our Washington

    From waterfronts to monuments, Post photographers share their favorite D.C. spots.

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