D.C.
D.C.’s Spy Museum Opening James Bond Exhibit
Washington’s International Spy Museum is opening a new exhibit commemorating 50 years of James Bond films and their villains.
Stephen Colbert Joins U.S. Presidents At Wax Museum
Stephen Colbert will take his place among the presidents at the Madame Tussauds wax museum in Washington and will be featured in a new media gallery.
Arena Stage Opens New Take On ‘My Fair Lady’
A reinterpretation of the musical “My Fair Lady” is opening at Arena Stage with a diverse cast that includes new and familiar faces for Washington theater audiences.
9 Alleged Gang Members Indicted In D.C. Beatings
Nine alleged gang members have been indicted in beatings that D.C. police say targeted the homeless and other vulnerable people.
Flood Warning Continues For D.C., Coastal Md., Va.
Forecasters are warning water levels will continue to rise in the Chesapeake Bay and the Potomac River, which could cause coastal flooding.
Maryland Residents Volunteer To Fight Hunger
Officials in the Washington region are asking residents to join in a day of service.
Cops Won’t Provide 911 Call Of Family Research Council Shooting
The D.C. police department is refusing to release a copy of a 911 call made after a shooting at the headquarters of a conservative Christian lobbying group.
D.C. Sets Bar For Firing Teachers Over Performance
Tough new teacher evaluations led to a strike this month in Chicago, but in the District of Columbia, such evaluations are “business as usual.”
LaHood Supports D.C. Airports Head, Not Board
Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood says he has confidence in the head of Washington’s airports authority, but not the board.
Lawsuit Over False HIV Diagnosis Settled In D.C.
A District of Columbia health clinic specializing in HIV and AIDS has settled a lawsuit that accused a staff member of mistakenly telling a patient he was HIV-positive.
D.C. Mayor Says He’s Not Working With Judy Smith
District of Columbia Mayor Vincent Gray says he has met crisis-communications expert Judy Smith but has not discussed his current problems with her.
High Percentage Of D.C. Deaths Were Pedestrians
A new report shows that more than half of those killed in traffic accidents in the nation’s capital in 2010 were pedestrians.


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