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Eric Roper
D.C. man charged in assaults on three women in same day
- A District of Columbia man assaulted three women in the span of an hour Monday afternoon and was eventually arrested after he tried to rape the third victim outside a K Street office building, according to police and court documents.
Shooting of boy linked to gang in Herndon
- Police investigating the shooting of a 14-year-old boy in Herndon are drawing links to possible gang activity — reminding some neighbors of a similar crime that disturbed this quiet neighborhood before.
Berwyn Heights raid puts spotlight on police tactics
- The violent raid on the home of Berwyn Heights Mayor Cheye Calvo last week prompted an investigation into whether police were justified in breaking down his door and fatally shooting the family’s two dogs.
- The violent raid on the home of Berwyn Heights Mayor Cheye Calvo last week prompted an investigation into whether police were justified in breaking down his door and fatally shooting the family’s two dogs.
Case grows cold 2 years after lawyer’s slaying in Dupont Circle
- Silence now surrounds the unsolved homicide of Robert Wone, a rising lawyer stabbed to death two years ago.
Marine barracks beloved bulldog Chesty is retiring
- There was a changing of the guard at the D.C. Marine Barracks on Friday morning. But unlike similar military ceremonies, it was also the changing of the leash, the water bowl and the chew toys.
- There was a changing of the guard at the D.C. Marine Barracks on Friday morning. But unlike similar military ceremonies, it was also the changing of the leash, the water bowl and the chew toys.
Hinckley seeks longer stays with his family
- The man who shot Ronald Reagan appeared in District Court on Monday seeking longer visits at home with his family, though prosecutors opposed the motion as premature, citing his sparse efforts at volunteering and multiple intimate relationships.
Report cites wasted funds, failed services in UDC program
- D.C.’s inspector general has identified improper spending, poor oversight and an ineffective curriculum in a program within the University of the District of Columbia, according to a damning 51-page report.
Beautician pleads guilty in D.C. tax scam case
- A key player in the record-setting tax scam that cheated D.C. out of up to $50 million pleaded guilty in federal court Wednesday, adding to a growing case against the accused plot mastermind.
Metro workers’ personal info posted on Web site
- Metro officials accidentally published the Social Security numbers of nearly 4,700 employees on their Web site, officials said Monday.
Metro hits one-day record
- Metro hit a ridership record Friday, posting the highest number of daily riders in its 32-year history.
Ex-D.C. principal stands trial for alleged role in fraud scheme
- A former District elementary school principal who went on trial Wednesday is charged with seeking to defraud the D.C. Public Schools system out of thousands of dollars.
The 3-minute interview: Diana Parker
- Today is the opening day of the Smithsonian Folklife Festival, held on the National Mall. The 41-year-old event highlights different cultures — this year, Bhutan and Texas — through performances, cooking demonstrations and discussions. This year’s program also will showcase NASA. Diana Parker has worked with the festival since 1975 and took over as its director in 1984.
Danielle Dodge
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