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Pentagon Orders 21-Day Ebola Quarantine for Troops
Teacher Accused of Sex With Student Sued By Boy's...
Investigation Begins in Failed NASA Rocket Launch
Cabs Converge on D.C. Again To Protest Rideshares
Nurse Who Had Ebola Released from Atlanta Hospital
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D.C. Tech Company Develops ‘Dorothy’ App
It may not be the ruby-red slippers seen in "The Wizard of Oz," but one D.C.-based tech company created a phone app based on the premise of those magical shoes.
Video: D.C. Police Seeking Four Suspects in Robbery
D.C. police released a video Wednesday that shows four men suspected in a robbery in Northwest D.C.
D.C. Elections Chief Projecting 40 Percent Turnout
Mother of Boy Who Allegedly Engaged In Sex Acts With D.C. Teacher Sues
Friends Remember Ben Bradlee as Lion of Journalism
Tips to Stay Safe This Halloween
Willard Hotel to Unveil Portraits of Lincoln in D.C.
Is Old Fashioned Trick-Or-Treating Going By The Wayside?
Fence Jumper Calm Day After Courtroom Outburst
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Police Search for Missing Annapolis Woman
Police are searching for a missing Annapolis woman that was last seen around noon on Wednesday.
Families Concerned for Well-Being of Two Missing Rockville Girls
Police are asking for the public's help to find two missing Rockville juveniles.
Baltimore Police Officer Charged with Assault
Md. Police Search for Missing Gaithersburg Girl
Missing Wheaton Teenager Found Safe, Police Say
Md. Man Faces Up to 30 Years in Girl’s Kidnapping
Police Investigate 2 Annapolis Stabbings
1 Killed in Wreck on U.S. Route 40 in Frederick
Death of Woman In Baltimore House Fire Ruled a Homicide
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Russian Rocket Engines Suspected in Launch Blast
Crews searched for scorched wreckage along the Virginia coast Wednesday in hopes of determining why an unmanned commercial rocket exploded in a blow to NASA's strategy of using private companies to send supplies and, eventually, astronauts to the...
Tips to Stay Safe This Halloween
It's a fun holiday filled with candy and costumes, but whether you're a kid trick-or-treating or a kid at heart going to a costume party, WNEW has tips on how to stay safe this All Hallow's Eve.
NASA Rocket Launch Explodes in Virginia
Is Old Fashioned Trick-Or-Treating Going By The Wayside?
Va. Republican Airs Redskins Name Campaign Ad During Monday Night Football
Memorial Erected at UVa in Honor of Hannah Graham
Va. Man Charged in HIV Exposure Case Freed on Bond
Virginia Justices to Hear Online Anonymity Case Centered Around Yelp
VDOT Sets Snow Removal Budget
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Jeb Bush Swipes At Hillary Clinton In Colorado
Political analysts are predicting another Bush/Clinton presidential contest in 2016.
African-American Professor: Reagan Did More To Help Black Education Than Obama
Dr. Jahi Issa credits President Reagan with doing more to help fund black teachers at Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
Dems Rush To Save Suddenly Vulnerable Incumbents
Obama 1st President In Decades To Sleep In RI
Holder: Clear There’s Need For ‘Wholesale Change’ In Ferguson Police Department
Dozens Of Providence Bus Lines Will Be Rerouted Due To Obama’s Overnight Trip
Netanyahu Responds To ‘Chickens***’ Comment: ‘I Am Being Attacked Because I Am Willing To Defend The State Of Israel’
Poll: 80 Percent Of Americans Believe US Citizens Returning From Ebola-Ravaged West Africa Should Be Quarantined
White House: Impact Of Ebola Czar’s Work Already Being Felt
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Wizards Announce Wale is New Creative Liaison
Rapper and D.C. native Wale is the team’s creative liaison for the upcoming season, the Washington Wizards announced Wednesday.
Report: Robert Griffin III to Return as Redskins Starter Against Vikings
Robert Griffin III will make his return as the Redskins starting quarterback in Week 9 against the Minnesota Vikings, Dianna Russini is reporting.
RGIII Fully Participates in Redskins Practice for First Time Since Injuring Ankle
Fred Smoot Apologizes to Lavar Arrington: ‘Sensitive Thugs Need a Hug’
Breeders’ Cup Classic: California Chrome Runs For Redemption
Redskins Mid-Season Report Card
Heisman Watch: Marshall’s Rakeem Cato Should Be Considered For A Trip To New York
Thursday Night Football Breakdown: New Orleans Saints At Carolina Panthers
Playoff Pinch Hits: Royals Pitching Will Be The Difference In Game 7
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Attendees Announced For ‘Hollywood Film Awards’
The 2014 "Hollywood Film Awards" show will be hosted by Queen Latifah and broadcast from the Hollywood Palladium.
CBS Gives Full Season Order To All Four Of Its New Dramas
"NCIS: New Orleans," "Scorpion," "Madam Secretary," and "Stalker" have all been picked up for a full season.
A Hollywood-Inspired Reading List
‘From Rye to Raphael’ Opens Sunday in Baltimore
Ariana Grande, Maroon 5, Pharrell & Tim McGraw to Perform on ‘A Very GRAMMY Christmas’
#Trending In Entertainment: Avengers Trailer Leaked & Is That Renee Zellweger?
‘The Late Late Show With James Corden’ Will Premiere March 9, 2015
The ‘Hollywood Film Awards’ Announces Award Categories
Eugene Levy’s ‘Schitt’s Creek’ Joins POP’s Launch
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Poll: 80 Percent Of Americans Believe US Citizens Returning From Ebola-Ravaged West Africa Should Be Quarantined
A new poll finds that a majority of Americans support quarantining people arriving from West Africa.
White House: Impact Of Ebola Czar’s Work Already Being Felt
President Barack Obama's commander in the fight against Ebola was expected to operate below the public radar. But did that mean invisible?
Jeb Bush: Obama’s Handling Of Ebola Crisis ‘Very Incompetent’
GOP Rep: White House Developing Plans To Bring Non-American Ebola Patients To US For Treatment
Australia First Nation To Issue Visa Ban On Ebola-Ravaged West African Nations
Federal Health Official: Local Officials Within Legal Rights To Impose More Severe Ebola Restrictions
White House: ‘I Guess You Can Take That Up With James Madison’ On Why There’s No Binding Federal Ebola Policy
CBS News: US Soldiers Returning From Liberia Being Placed In Isolation In Italy Over Ebola Concerns
White House: ‘We Have Concerns With Unintended Consequences Of Policies Not Grounded In Science’
