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The Washington area is still at high risk for drops in housing prices by the end of next year, despite a recent uptick in home sales and prices, according to a new report.

Make sure that you’re in the place to be be for The Soul Messengerz live recording at Reid Temple AME in May!

Gov. Robert F. McDonnell and Northrop Grumman will announce Tuesday that the defense giant has selected Virginia over Maryland for its corporate headquarters, the Virginia Politics blog is reporting.

Churches around the country will observe Internet Evangelism Day on Sunday by focusing on digital outreach.

Four teenage boys are under arrest in connection with three vandalism incidents at a church in Dale City.

A Catholic priest, who has served in the Washington, DC Archdiocese for the past six years has been removed from ministry and ordered home to Germany to face allegations that he sexually abused teenage girls there some two decades ago.

Washington, DC rents are expected to rise a whopping 2 percent over the next 12 months.

Just one day after setting a record for its second-highest ridership day, Metrorail passed that mark on Friday.

Three people are in custody after shootings leave four dead in DC!

Washington, D.C. clergy are torn over church, civil loyalties over same-sex marriage.

There are jobs available for U.S. Census Bureau enumerators to go door to door.

The entire senior class at Chicago’s only public all-male, all-African-American high school has been accepted to four-year colleges.

For 13 years, a serial East Coast rapist has eluded police.

PepsiCo says it’s raising prices on its popular Tropicana orange juice because of the deep freeze that hurt much of Florida’s citrus crop.

It was always hard to be old in Haiti, but after the earthquake, to be old and poor feels like a curse, say those who are both.