WASHINGTON – As Rep
Silver Spring Car Dealer, Wife, Daughter, Indicted for Gambling Operation
WASHINGTON – A Silver Spring used car dealer was indicted for running a sports betting operation in Maryland for three years, officials announced Wednesday
Ex-Cons Get Job Assistance, Help to Keep Them Off the Streets
WASHINGTON – The mirror reflects a slender, bespectacled man in a blue pin-striped suit
More Area Families Becoming Homeless, Services Change to Deal With the Growth
On any given night as many as 15,000 Washington-area residents are homeless and that number is slowly growing, chiefly because more families are becoming homeless, local government officials and advocacy groups said
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WASHINGTON – Want to see what Kali the rhinoceros and her new calf are doing?
You don’t have to go to the National Zoological Park to check on them
President’s Bridge Funding Not Enough, Say Maryland Officials
WASHINGTON – The Department of Transportation Wednesday proposed allotting $400 million for the construction of a new Woodrow Wilson Bridge – far short of the $1
Groups Call for Universities to Open Disciplinary Hearings
WASHINGTON – Wearing a button with her murdered daughter’s picture on it, Connie Clery called upon Congress Wednesday to pass a bill making college disciplinary hearings involving criminal allegations open to the public
Mortgage Approvals Will Be Made Within Minutes On the Internet
WASHINGTON – Consumers will soon be able to receive approval of mortgage loan applications within minutes, the head of a nationwide mortgage loan provider said Thursday