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The D.C. Superior Court has already issued more than 2,000 marriage licenses.

The D.C. Department of Transportation unveiled an unusual pedestrian crossing in Chinatown Wednesday, just a few blocks from the Verizon Center.

The Smithsonian’s Hirshhorn Museum has reopened after a UPS delivery truck broke through a barrier and crashed into the building and the Sculpture Garden.

Montgomery County Public Schools’ tax-supported operating budget has grown by more than 75 percent in the last decade, far outpacing the growth of other county agencies.

One more youth program in Congress Heights is proving to be just too much for neighbors.

A proposed tax on sugary drinks in the District of Columbia has the Big Soda lobby all shook up.

Metro experienced another near miss Wednesday morning when one Red Line train operator had to push his emergency brake to avoiding hitting another train ahead of it.

State police say Virginia saw declines in violent crimes and other offenses in 2009.

There is a new warning from police. Robbers are hip to new chat technology. A seemingly innocent meeting with someone could prove dangerous.

Members of Washington’s Capitol Pool Checkers Club gather nearly every evening for a friendly game of checkers, some camaraderie — and lots of trash talking.

University of Virginia lacrosse player George Huguely V told police he repeatedly shook his former girlfriend’s head into a bedroom wall, according to police documents that described the gruesome scene where the young woman died.

Hollywood stars and Washington elite gathered for the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner last night, an annual event that features members of both political parties and a night of humor.

Three heroic cops and a quick-thinking street vendor stopped a madman from detonating a car bomb in the heart of Times Square last night.

Metro had a strong month in March, running 20.3 million trips on its rail system — a million more than a year earlier. But the transit agency still fell below its projections for how many riders it would carry.

Today, ANC 8E in Ward 8 will be hosting its first mayoral candidate forum of the year with almost all of the mayoral candidates but the current mayor Adrian Fenty expected to be in the house.