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Arlington County has lowest traffic fatality rate in nation among counties with 100,000+ people. WMATA announces partial Red Line closure this summer as part of Purple Line construction. DC readies for next comprehensive planning process.

House committee advances bill for redevelopment of RFK stadium site. EPA allocates $45 million for cleanup of contaminated Bear Creek in Baltimore County. Virginia General Assembly considering two bills to aid in cyclist safety.

DC landlord sued for discriminating against potential residents. Eight MTA Commuter Bus routes on the chopping block, 26 others to be reduced. Study finds most of Arlington’s unpaved hiking trails are harming the environment.

DC announces new grant opportunity for businesses that move or expand downtown. Ribbon-cutting held to celebrate new Acela train platform in Baltimore. Arlington looks to loosen regulations to fill its vacant office space.

Parking prices may increase in Arlington’s busiest areas. Homelessness numbers climb in Loudoun County. Alexandria to commemorate city’s own history during Black History Month.  

DC funds additional 5,500 rental assistance applications. Housing is the main reason Marylanders surrender pets to shelters. Arlington extends fare-free student program to Metrobus.

Times-Herald and Reporter journalist Thomas Gase describes his busy year of 2023.

The Monterrosa family says it remains committed to holding Tonn and the Vallejo Police Department accountable.

The conclusion of the California Department of Justice's review of the shooting focused solely on potential criminal liability and does not reflect any determination as to potential administrative or civil liability charges against the officer, Jarrett Tonn.

The conclusion of the California Department of Justice's review of the shooting focused solely on potential criminal liability and does not reflect any determination as to potential administrative or civil liability charges against the officer, Jarrett Tonn.