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Survey of Md. abortion facilities finds Germantown clinic, 11 others had lapses, but none life-threatening. More »Md: ‘No deficiencies’ found in care of woman who died after abortion

The suspect is the son of a former aide to President George W. Bush and police say he knew the victim. More »Gaithersburg man charged in alleged homicide with a hatchet

Teacher raises and more mental health professionals are included in the plan. More »Fairfax school board approves budget

This story was updated at 6:25 p.m. May 23, 2013. Richard Jay Curl spent decades guiding and training swimmers in the U.S. and abroad to compete in the Olympics. More »Olympic swim coach to serve seven years in sex abuse case

Crews began the final milling and surface paving at the Fairfax County Parkway/Fair Lakes Parkway interchange project this week. The paving, and associated delays, is expected to be complete in about eight … More »Fairfax community news briefs

Virginia Republicans have nominated a religious leader and a state senator to round out their ticket of statewide candidates. More »Republicans nominate Jackson, Obenshain

It started more than a decade ago, a few hundred motorcycle riders looking for an informal group to join for a 20-mile trip through Northern Virginia to the Pentagon, where nearly a half-million fellow … More »Patriots ride again in Fairfax, taking community along with them

Senators voted 97-0 Thursday to confirm Srikanth Srinivasan to a judgeship on the vitally important U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia after Republicans relented and allowed the vote to … More »Senate OKs judge for D.C. circuit on 97-0 vote

A once-prominent swimming coach who trained thousands of children was sentenced to seven years in prison Thursday for sexually abusing one of the girls he instructed. Richard J. Curl, who last year was … More »Swim coach sentenced to 7 years for sex abuse

With a laundry list of amenities, potential residents almost forget how small the District's smallest apartment is... that is until they step inside. More »Smallest Apartment in DC has Amenities Galore

A Prince George's County condo that was at risk for losing its utilities earlier this year is now under new management. Photo Credit: NBCWashington.com More »Struggling Md. Condo Under New Management

A 25-year-old Kenyan woman has come forward with allegations that she was kept as a domestic slave for three months by Saudi Arabian diplomats living in Northern Virginia. A News4 exclusive. More »Kenyan Woman Claims She Was Kept as Domestic Slave

The school went from one of the worst performing schools to one of the most improved schools in the district. More »"Scandal" Star Visits DC School with First Lady

A 12-year-old child has been taken to the hospital after being struck by a vehicle, police said. More »12-year-old Taken to Hospital After Being Hit by a Vehicle

Police are looking for a suspect in connection to a bank robbery a Capital One Bank.  More »Police Searching for Bank Robbery Suspect

A crew from the Maryland Wildlife & Heritage Service successfully removed a young female bear from a tree in South Cumberland Thursday morning, eventually releasing the bruin on state-owned land in Allegany … More »The bear necessities

Nearly 300 people were waiting outside and in the lobby Wednesday when Rocky Gap Casino Resort officials emerged at about 4 p.m. to announce they had received a call from the Maryland gaming commission … More »Rocky Gap Casino Resort flush with visitors; 1,000 estimated on first day

Many customers in Allegany County will likely see a small increase in their water and sewer rates during the upcoming fiscal year. More »County: Increase in water rates planned

A Virginia man who taught preschoolers in Bethesda for several years was sentenced today in federal court to 14 years in prison for producing child pornography. More »Gazette.Net: Former Bethesda preschool teacher sentenced for making child pornography

A Montgomery County judge has ruled against the City of Rockville and reinstated an ordinance that could allow Robert A. Pumphrey Funeral Home to build a 46-space parking lot in Rockville’s West End. More »Gazette.Net: Judge rules against Rockville in funeral home dispute

Police said they are searching for a man who robbed a Capital One Bank in Silver Spring on Thursday. More »Gazette.Net: Police searching for Silver Spring bank robber

Chambersburg Project Inc., the nonprofit organization that makes free home repairs for the elderly, disabled, and low-income residents of Franklin County, is now accepting applications from home-owners … More »Chambersburg Project seeks local homeowners to assist

Mercersburg Mayor James Zeger is the apparent winner of both the Republican and Democratic primary elections for the position he has held 10 years. Zeger, a retired teacher, had announced in March that … More »Zeger pulls out write-in victory for Mercersburg mayor

Chambersburg s Memorial Day Parade will be Monday at 9:15 a.m. This year s parade is sponsored by The Cumberland Valley 21 Day Retreat Organization. More »Chambersburg set for annual Memorial Day Parade