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But a paperwork delay could require a D.C. Council vote to secure his spot in June primary

Metro passengers at the McPherson Square station discuss how inconvenient it would be if their Metro line closes for six months for repairs.

The student member on the Montgomery board would vote on budget, boundaries and closings.

Chairman Jack Evans and General Manager Paul J. Wiedefeld say the current ‘piecemeal’ plan isn’t working.

House version of criminal justice reform bill would free more prisoners than Senate version.

Mass public display of pot smoking in D.C. targets President Obama’s drug policy .

Loudoun County board drew criticism for a plan that would have created high-poverty schools.

“It seems we’ve just been erased off the earth,” said one of the three, born in D.C. in 1953.

Malik Lloyd also pleaded guilty to a firearms charge and a drug charge in a separate case.

An undercover detective posing as a hit man was offered $15,000 to kill the suspect’s wife, police said.

Montgomery County rescue officials credited the child with possibly saving her father’s life.

The former Arlington bar gets a makeover for its second life on Barracks Row, where cured meats and music will still rule.

He was a crucial State Department adviser during the Iran hostage crisis and Bosnian War.

Following another divine day, we're about to trend warmer into the end of the work week.