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New law from August 28 will hit drivers with $150 fines. Even for a first-time offender, the feature to check before the deadline
Drivers have a few weeks to change their driving habits or face $150 fines. Lawmakers enacted a road law that...
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Crypto billionaires invest heavily in a Washington Congressional candidate
A Democratic candidate, Emily Randall, running for the Congressional district that spans from Tacoma to the Olympic Peninsula, received significant...
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Youngkin observes National Hire a Veteran Day
On July 25th of every year, National Hire a Veteran Day is celebrated. In honor of this day, Governor Glenn...
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Ohio Teacher Honored With Presidential Award For Teaching Environmentalism
The recipients of the Presidential Innovation Award for Environmental Educators and the President's Environmental Youth Award for 2024 were announced...
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Virginia residents continue to volunteer for hurricane relief operations in Texas
A Danville nonprofit is still assisting victims in the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl. God's Pit Crew volunteers have been dispatched...
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A Washington Youth Detention Worker Arrested Over Allegedly Inappropriate Relationship With Former Resident
A former employee at a youth detention center in Chehalis, Washington was recently arrested for engaging in what the Department...
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New information about Trump assassination attempt disclosed by FBI director
Wray revealed that on July 6th, a Google search was conducted by him for the query "how far away was...
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Protests continued in DC, triggering additional road closures on the day of Benjamin Netanyahu’s presentation to Congress
As Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu prepared to address Congress on Wednesday, hundreds of protestors took to the streets of...
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Anacostia Residents Strive For Balance In Affordable Housing Development
The administration of Mayor Muriel Bowser has made significant progress in achieving its affordable housing goals. However, there is a...
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Three swimmers from a Bethesda private school make it to the Olympics in Paris.
At Stone Ridge School for the Sacred Heart, Phoebe Bacon and Erin Gemmell were used to swimming in the shadow...
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