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Aug 25

Watch 9:24
At the pool with freestyle phenom Katie Ledecky

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Katie Ledecky was one of the most triumphant athletes of the Rio Olympics. The 19-year-old swimmer overwhelmed her competition; in the 800-meter race, she finished nearly a pool length ahead of second place. Known for relentless training and humility, she…

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Aug 01

Watch 3:43
News Wrap: Maryland town in shambles after flash flood that killed two

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In our news wrap Monday, a flash flood in Maryland killed two people on Saturday night. The flood was triggered by a cloud burst of more than 6 inches of rain. Also, officials now say there are 14 cases of…

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Jun 30

No active shooter at Andrews Air Force Base, official confirms

By Joshua Barajas

On Twitter, the base ordered all personnel to shelter in place.

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May 23

Baltimore officer acquitted of all charges in second Freddie Gray death trial

By Joshua Barajas

Baltimore Police officer Edward Nero was acquitted of all charges Monday for his involvement in the arrest and death of Freddie Gray, a 25-year-old black man who died while in custody last year.

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Apr 25

Watch 6:27
Tight Maryland Senate race echoes dynamics of Democratic presidential fight

By John Yang, Rachel Wellford

Voters will go to the polls in five East Coast state primaries on Tuesday. But in Maryland, it’s the Democratic primary race between Rep. Chris Van Hollen and Rep. Donna Edwards to replace longtime Sen. Barbara Mikulski that’s dominating the…

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Apr 25

One year after Freddie Gray’s death, thousands leave Maryland prisons with risky health problems, no coverage

By Jay Hancock, Kaiser Health News

Maryland’s prisons and jails release thousands of inmates each year without helping them enroll in Medicaid, jeopardizing their health and putting communities at greater risk.

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Apr 21

Watch 6:11
What the Maryland and Pennsylvania primaries can offer the presidential candidates

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Though front-runners Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton picked up big wins in New York’s delegate-rich primary, there are still key upcoming contests that could make a difference in the presidential race, especially Maryland and Pennsylvania. John Fritz of the Baltimore…

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Feb 04

DeRay McKesson announces candidacy for Baltimore mayor

By Kamaria Roberts

Deray McKesson, a highly-visible and well-known Black Lives Matter activist, announced late Wednesday evening that he will run for mayor of Baltimore.

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Jan 22

4 ways to help out during this weekend’s winter storm

By Dominique Bonessi

If you live in the Washington, D.C. area and are looking for ways to help as the snow falls, you have plenty of options.

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Jan 11

Poet Reginald Dwayne Betts returns to the city that nearly broke him

By Frank Carlson

Betts' new book touches on the way he believes institutions -- schools, the police, the judicial system -- helped create a lost generation of young black men.

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