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The court in a brief Thursday said it would hear arguments in February with a decision soon to follow.

The Attorney General says he hopes D.C. wins the suit to help customers get some of their money back.

The first week of December is Crohn’s and Colitis Awareness Week. 

The devastating potential impact of a strike that could force many businesses to shut down.

The Justice Department said it filed a proposal to appoint a third-party manager to stabilize the Mississippi city’s public drinking water system

We’re talking to him about several criminal justice issues.

The county’s public school system closed its schools and offices Monday due to the outage’s impact on safety and school operations.

Parents had until nine last night to upload the results online or show proof in person this morning.

Fauci has advised seven U.S. presidents and served during the HIV-Aids epidemic, West Nile virus and Ebola threats.

Graham is one of a number of high-profile Trump allies whose testimony has been sought.

The Supreme Court has refused to block those records from being released to the Democrat-led panel. 

November is National Diabetes Awareness Month and this is the perfect time for diabetics to watch their numbers.

What do you need to know about going vegan?

The California Democrat has served as Speaker on two separate occasions.

Analysis of the top stories of the week.

There’s no word yet on what caused the blast.

How do you manage your own finances in a tricky economy?

An announcement was expected at 9 p.m. EST Tuesday from his club in Palm Beach.

Information and resources about Dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease

Last weekend the Commanders had a three-game winning streak snapped.

Two other students were also injured in the shooting.

We analyze the issues and races

What’s at stake?

The odds of winning the big jackpot are one in 292 million.

The transit agency also plans to have more trains running before Thanksgiving and improve frequency for Red, Blue, Orange and Silver lines next month.

If you were in Kyla Thurston’s shoes, what would you have done?

More kids are getting sick from RSV and the flu.

The top political stories of the week.

Griner she said she was grateful for support she had received and for those trying to bring her home.

What you need to do about detection and treatment of breast cancer.

Backup quarterback Taylor Heinicke is expected to start against the Green Bay Packers on Sunday.

Will it be temporary or will it help you find the love of your life? 

They are still looking for three people who got out of a car, opened fire on the teen and took off. 

School leaders fear the mandate could lead to a high number of students missing class.

Next week a virtual summit will be held to examine diversity in the media and advertising industry.

Congress can hold Trump in contempt if he refuses to comply.

The county is experiencing growth and growing pains.  How is it all being managed? 

Geldart was accused of assault after an incident in the parking lot of Gold’s Gym in Alexandria on October 1st.

Kent Carter was on vacation when he was murdered.

This is the 100th anniversary of National Fire Prevention Week

He was given a death sentence for killing nine Black people in 2015 at a Charleston, South Carolina, church.

The thirty-day curfew enacted in September in Prince George’s County will continue until the end of the year. 

We take a look at what anxiety is and how it can be treated.

Geldart is accused of grabbing a man by the throat during a dispute.

The mayor joins us to talk about it.

It comes from Alabama after a lower court agreed with Black voters that its congressional map wasn’t legal.

The 31-year-old will appear in court on October 25th.

This event has been a one-stop shop for employment, medical, rental assistance, support for returning citizens and military veterans.

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