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16-year-old girl fatally stabbed in argument over sweet and sour sauce at DC McDonald's
The McDonald’s is located in the busy nightlife area of U Street in Northwest D.C.
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Police fatally shoot suspect after stabbing spree leaves at least four injured in Maryland
Four people were hospitalized in Aspen Hill on Saturday morning, after a man stabbed multiple victims before being shot by police.
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3 killed, 3 shot in Maryland: Police
Three people were killed and three others were shot on Sunday in Annapolis, Maryland, according to Annapolis police.
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Dan Smith, Believed to Have Been Last Living Person Born to Enslaved Parent, Laid to Rest in DC
A reminder that slavery is a not-so-distant part of our history: Daniel Smith Sr. was born in 1932 to a 70-year-old father who was once in bondage in Virginia.
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Man Killed Himself After Ramming Car Into US Capitol Barricade
A man is dead after driving his car into a barricade outside the U.S. Capitol Sunday and then shooting himself, according to the U.S. Capitol Police.
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‘Joyous Moment': Mary McLeod Bethune Statue Unveiled at US Capitol
Lawmakers unveiled a new statue Wednesday of civil rights icon, educator and women’s rights activist Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune at the U.S. Capitol.
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Truck Convoy Gathers in Maryland With Plans to Protest in DC Area
A truck convoy protesting COVID-19 mandates is expected to enter the Washington, D.C., area on Saturday and could disrupt traffic, officials say.
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‘There's Someone Inside': Maryland Man Found Intruder Stuck in Chimney
A Silver Spring man is relieved that a suspected intruder wasn’t able to gain access into his family’s home – after the stranger got stuck climbing through their chimney Saturday.
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11 Indicted in VCU Fraternity Pledge's Alcohol Poisoning Death
Officials say eight Virginia Commonwealth University students have been charged with hazing in a fraternity pledge’s death from alcohol poisoning after a party earlier this year. Three others who were indicted are expected to surrender in the coming days, police said.
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Bullet-Riddled Emmett Till Sign on Display in US History Museum
In what would have been Emmett Till’s 80th year, a sign marking where his body was found at age 14 is now on display at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History.
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