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  • Fun at the Arlington County Fair

    8/10/12 12:56 PM

    Food, fun and racing pigs - it's all part of the Arlington County Fair!  Check out these photos of some of the fair's biggest attractions.

     

  • Let's build!

    8/6/12 1:33 PM

    Hundreds gathered at Dulles Expo Center for BrickFair 2012, a festival for LEGO enthusiasts. The line wrapped around the building as LEGO fans waited for a chance to see the Leggo models, displays and trains.

  • Beating the summer heat in D.C.

    7/18/12 11:25 AM

    People across D.C. spent the day finding ways to beat the heat. More than half the month has been 95 degrees or higher, threatening to be the hottest July on record. See how residents coped with the triple digit temperatures.

  • Celebrating the Red, White and Blue

    7/4/12 12:42 PM

    Kids and adults braved the heat Wednesday to celebrate the 4th of July. Neighborhoods in Virginia, D.C. and elsewhere held parades where politicians, and ice cream, made special appearances.

  • 10 killed, more than 1 million without power

    7/2/12 2:38 PM

    More than a million customers remain without power after Friday's severe weather. The District, Maryland, and Virginia are now under official states of emergency.

  • Millions remain without power

    7/1/12 11:10 PM

    Millions of people in our area are still without power to cool their homes and businesses and it could be Saturday or later before everyone is restored, according to power company estimates.

  • Spellers to take the stage

    5/30/12 5:43 AM

    A 6-year-old girl from Northern Virginia is just one of the contestants hoping to advance to the next round of the National Spelling Bee.

  • Virginia DMV says no to 'ICUHAJI' license plate

    5/18/12 11:08 AM

    The Virginian-Pilot reports that the DMV revoked Chesapeake resident Sean Bujno's license plate last month. It reads "ICUHAJI", which can be read as "I see you, Haji."

  • When heart attacks strike, what should riders expect of Metro?

    4/23/12 6:51 PM

    The batteries failed in one of WMATA's 46 automated external defibrillators when a Yellow Line rider experienced a heart attack and died Monday. Years of neglect have slowed the transit agency's AED program.

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