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Injured Officer’s Long Wait For D.C. Ambulance Stirs Debate; 3 Men Arrested

A District of Columbia police officer seriously injured in a hit-and-run crash had to wait at least 15 minutes for an ambulance from Prince George’s County because none were available in Washington.

2013/03/07

D.C. Leaders To Celebrate Statue Relocation

A statue of Frederick Douglass will soon be moved to the United States Capitol alongside statues of luminaries from the 50 states, and District of Columbia leaders are planning to celebrate the move.

2013/02/04

Ex-Deaf Inmate Sues D.C., Says He Was Mistreated

A deaf former inmate in the District of Columbia is suing the Department of Corrections, saying he was mistreated while serving a 60-day sentence for assault.

2013/02/04

District Of Columbia Has $417M Budget Surplus

The District of Columbia ended fiscal 2012 with a $417 million budget surplus, a windfall that illustrates how the fiscal climate in the nation’s capital differs from much of the nation.

2013/01/29

Police ID Alleged Bank Robber Who Used D.C. Metro

Metropolitan police have identified an alleged bank robber who tried to use the Metro as his getaway vehicle.

2012/12/29

Extra Police Patrols Planned At Schools Around D.C.

Schools in the Washington area will have counselors and some extra police patrols as students return to class following the school shooting in Connecticut.

2012/12/16

Steve Davis: Orioles’ Attendance Talk

Packing Camden Yards during the week, which was the norm during the playoff years in 1996 and 1997, might be unrealistic.

2012/09/14

Steve Davis: ‘O’ In Anthem

Mike Wise from the Washington Post wrote a column chastising Orioles fans for their use of “O” in the anthem.

2012/05/21

Jeremy Conn: MASN Cup

I believe for years that MASN has been trying to force this rivalry down our throat, but with both teams having success this year, I’m actually very intrigued by the match up.

2012/05/18

A woman (R) takes pictures of cherry blossoms at the Tidal Basin on March 29, 2011 in Washington, DC. Americans celebrating the beauty of Washington's landmark pink cherry blossoms this spring have at heart the tragedies jolting Japan, which gave the trees to the United States. More than 27,000 people are dead or missing, and two weeks after the 9.0-magnitude earthquake and subsequent tsunami crippled the aging nuclear plant in northeastern Japan, rescue work is still under way to avoid a major nuclear disaster. As many as one million people are expected to stream through the Mall esplanade area during the Cherry Blossom Festival from March 26 through April 10. (Photo by JEWEL SAMAD/AFP/Getty Images)

Festival Counts Down To Cherry Blossom Fireworks

An all-day series of performances and food events on Washington’s Southwest Waterfront is counting down to a fireworks show for the National Cherry Blossom Festival.

2012/04/07

Metro Takes Holiday From Weekend Track Work

Cherry blossom season means a holiday from weekend track work for Metro riders.

2012/03/31

2 Ex-Metro Workers Plead To Fare Machine Thefts

Two former Metro workers accused of stealing potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars in coins from fare card machines are scheduled to enter guilty pleas in federal court.

2012/03/19