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U.S. appeals court revives lawsuit by family of man who died in Metro station and wasn’t found for 4 days

Relatives of Okiemute C. Whiteru can sue Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority over his death at a Metro station, a court ruled.

 

Two bald eagles along Dulles corridor get named in Loudoun school contest

Meet Rosa and Martin, who were named after civil rights leaders by students in Loudoun County.

 

Community deaths

Obituaries of residents from the District, Maryland and Northern Virginia.

 

Ward 3 council member Mary Cheh abruptly ends reelection bid

Cheh, 71, has long been a stalwart politician in Ward 3, and had filed paperwork to run in the June primary election.

 

This council member was talking policing reforms. Then the racial slurs started.

Montgomery County council member Will Jawando said he was not surprised by the racism. But he thinks it needs to be addressed.

 

A crisis management expert’s advice for Metro to win back riders: Stick to the basics

Rob Britton, a longtime Metro rider and expert in crisis communications, says Metro needs to focus on the basics to lure back riders: trains and buses that riders can depend on, clean stations and working escalators.

 

Maryland lawmakers target Gov. Hogan’s self-destructing messages

The main provision of the new bill, called the Transparency in Public Records Act, aims to require the governor’s office to create a records retention schedule, which would dictate how long each type of record must be kept.

 

Police say fatal shooting in Southeast Washington may have been accident

D.C. police say a man told them he was cleaning a gun when it fired and struck a person in another apartment.

 

Sunday’s snow will probably be more cosmetic than disruptive in the D.C. area

We can’t rule out an inch or two, but a coating or so is more likely.

 

Falcons return to nest at Harpers Ferry, which will close off section to give them space

The pair of peregrine falcons were the first to successfully raise a fledgling at Harpers Ferry in West Virginia in 70 years. Now they're back and parts of the park will be closed to protect them.

 

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