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Metro workers call for more protection after station manager assaulted
Transit workers demonstrated in Northern Virginia Thursday to call for more protection on the job after a Metro station manager was assaulted.
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Gas station employee shot on the job in Northeast DC
A woman working at a gas station in Northeast D.C. was shot by a man during a disagreement, authorities say. The woman was shot just before midnight Wednesday during the woman’s shift at the Exxon at 1396 Florida Ave NE. A man at the gas station was having trouble using the ATM. The woman was shot through the cash...
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Protests, vandalism after &pizza doubles down on ‘Marion Berry Knots'
Protesters are demanding an apology and a D.C. pizza shop has been vandalized amid the controversy over &pizza’s ad campaign that makes light of the late “Mayor for Life” Marion Barry’s drug use.
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Woman, 2 children found dead after Prince William County house fire
A woman and two children were found dead after a fire tore through a home in Prince William County, Virginia, early Friday, authorities say.
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Some residents escape, 3 still missing in Prince William County fire
Three people from the home are unaccounted for, fire officials say. The fire began just before 6 a.m. Friday, and crews arrived within minutes. News4’s Juliana Valencia reports.
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New sustainable, affordable housing opens in Ward 8
A D.C. native worked to bring the dream into reality. This new multi-family building has rooftop solar panels and a wellness room. News4’s Juliana Valencia reports.
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Alexandria elementary school closes after students possibly exposed to lead
An elementary school in Alexandria, Virginia, has temporarily shut down after lead particles were discovered in the building — and officials say families should have their children tested for the harmful chemical. Naomi L. Brooks Elementary School has been closed since Friday. An environmental cleaning contractor found lead particles in multiple locations, including a kindergarten classroom, a fourth-grade classroom and...
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Au pair's statements to police won't be suppressed in Herndon murder case
Prosecutors allege au pair Juliana Peres Magalhaes was having an affair with the father of the family and was part of a plot to get his wife out of the picture.
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Au pair's testimony in murder case won't be suppressed, judge rules
Lawyers for Juliana Peres Magalhaes wanted some of her statements to Fairfax County police thrown out News4’s Juliana Valencia reports.
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Left-behind clock, suitcase spark bomb scare at Iverson Mall
A mall in Prince George’s County, Maryland, was evacuated less than an hour before opening after a suspicious package was found Wednesday morning.
