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With the Potato Expo behind them, the National Potato Council is looking ahead for next months Washington Summit, the national potato industry meeting in the nations Capital.

Federal Aviation Administration officials have issued a ground stop for departures at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport outside of Washington, D.C. due to snow and ice.

A winter storm is well underway in the D.C. area, as steady snowfall continues through Friday morning.

One of the telltale signs that snow is on the way in the Washington, D.C. region are the white stripes that appear on roadways about a day before the storm hits. But some road crews in Maryland and Virginia didn’t rely on that tactic this time around. Why?

The ninth DCEU movie in a row to gross less than $400 million hopes to recoup some of its costs on home entertainment, as the DC brand faces an uncertain future.

The former Pfizer statistician worked on the clinical trial for the Covid-19 drug Paxlovid. A jury found the employee guilty of insider trading for transactions made before clinical data for the antiviral were publicly announced.

Maryland State Highway Administration says they responded to 179 incidents – 63 disabled vehicles on Monday. They had fewer accidents Friday morning, 115 incidents, but saw more disabled vehicles – 74 on the roadway.

CMS finalized a rule on Wednesday that included set deadlines for affected payers to complete prior authorization requests. Several organizations came out in support of the rule.

A comprehensive D.C. crime bill cleared another hurdle Wednesday morning.

DC Fire & EMS are on the scene of a water main break in Northwest.