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A D.C. mother is frustrated and looking for answers after her 4-year-old daughter left an after-school program and walked home by herself from Hendley Elementary School.

The DC Extended Universe As We Know It dies with Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom (now streaming on VOD services like Amazon Prime Video). It’s the 15th movie in a series that began with a rather rank ape-fart of a movie, Man of Steel, and concludes with Jason Momoa, in AatLK’s final scene, making a pretty on-the-nose reference to Iron Man, as if acknowledging that Marvel done whupped DC’s ass.

Mysuru deputy commissioner KV Rajendra urges health department officials to work towards making the district leprosy-free through public awareness. Early diagnosis and treatment are crucial to prevent disability among leprosy patients.

Situations like housing instability, substance use disorders, and poverty can increase the risk of sexual exploitation, advocates for survivors warn

ArriVent BioPharma will apply the IPO cash toward furmonertinib, which the biotech says could offer advantages over Takeda Pharmaceutical and Johnson & Johnson drugs that address the same lung cancer target. It’s the second biotech IPO of this week, following CG Oncology.

AWS is funneling an additional $20 million into its health equity initiative, bringing the company’s total investment in the program to $60 million. As AWS continues to advance the mission of this program, the company is focusing on three main priorities: increasing access to high quality care, building resilient communities, and mitigating the harmful effects of climate change.

Commuters should be cautious on the roads Thursday night as the National Weather Service has issued a dense fog advisory for the D.C. region. 

Parts of the Washington, D.C. region are expected to see heavy fog throughout the Friday morning commute, causing the National Weather Service to issue a Dense Fog Advisory for some areas.

D.C. police say a suspect armed with a taser is being sought in connection with a robbery investigation.

The Drug Enforcement Administration’s (DEA) Washington Division, confiscated more than 639,000 fentanyl pills and 189 pounds of fentanyl powder in 2023.