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Reynolds' false passport. (Montgomery County Circuit Court)
Police say Clement Reynolds got a false ID after he killed Wesley King in front of King’s young daughter. Reynolds says he changed his identity out of fear he’d get locked up for something he didn’t do.
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Suspect, 19, is quickly arrested at a 7-Eleven store in Northeast Washington.
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Local and federal agents will conduct forensic searches in the Taylor Mountain area of Bedford County, Va.
After a tepid 2014, the area closes out the year with gains in prices, sales and inventory.
Victim, 27, was District’s third homicide of the weekend and fifth of 2015.
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Delays at federal agencies and some school systems seem like a good call.
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They hoped to raise awareness of a Virginia law that’s meant to protect tow truck drivers from being struck.
The shooting occurred around 12:40 a.m. in the 200 block of T Street.
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A pilot of the assessments showed one-third fell short of kindergarten readiness benchmarks.
Eduardo Carias-Martinez, 21, was found shot in Columbia Heights.
3-D laser scanners are mapping the D.C. house where the Emancipation Proclamation was signed.
Authorities said officer Craig Chandler, a six-year veteran, died at an area hospital Saturday.
Arlington’s new technology program is putting more computers into students’ hands.
A prevention program is educating staff, students and parents on the dangers of sex and labor trafficking.
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Williams’s proposal includes salary increases, more teachers and expanded access to kindergarten.
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Fairfax police have now said who shot Geer. But they haven’t said why, or answered any other questions about the 2013 incident.
D.C.’s mayor says she’ll follow court rulings on guns, but do so “in the most restrictive way as possible.”
U.S. Transportation Secretary discusses unfolding vision for the 21st century.
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Subway rails are at the mercy of swings in temperature, Metro says. Other transit systems agree.
The enhancements to 25 routes is the biggest service increase for RideOn customers in more than a decade.
Capital Bikeshare officials are looking for feedback on a proposal to increase fees for the popular sharing service.
Metrorail is out of its holiday lull and back to a full schedule of weekend track work.
Whether on interstates or Metrorail, travelers found no escape from the week’s snow and cold.
Cracked rails create a morning of long waits for riders, many shivering in crowded stations and on platforms.
Eric Rogers will serve as interim director of the commission as longtime leader Ron Linton steps down.
Metro chief Richard Sarles summed up his tenure in remarks to the board of directors at what will be his final board meeting.
D.C.’s new streetcars have been involved in eight collisions since they began test runs last October.
A dump truck turned over, spilling gravel on the road.
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Congregants at Washington’s Debre Selam Kidist Mariam Church celebrate the holiday.
Twenty-three dogs were headed to a meat farm before they were saved and taken to Alexandria’s Animal Welfare League.
Flakes began falling in the early morning, causing school and traffic delays.
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The heavily polluted river has long been a source of worry for environmentalists and a target of cleanup efforts over the years.
The new District mayor is sworn in along with seven members of the D.C. Council.
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