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D.C. police are working to identify a suspect they say set a man on fire in Northwest Monday afternoon.

Provider network teams need a better way to streamline healthcare delivery and amplify provider satisfaction. Unlocking value with provider network operations means a forward-looking, fresh approach and the right tools that deliver in four essential areas:

The first significant snow to hit the immediate Washington, D.C. area in years is expected to make for a messy morning commute for drivers across the region.

D.C. health officials are warning residents after a case of measles was confirmed in an individual who traveled through D.C.-area airports when returning from an international trip. 

The D.C. area saw its first significant snowfall in years, resulting in school closures, creating the perfect storm for a snowball fight, "Battle of Snowpenheimer."

Most of the Washington, D.C. region saw between two and four inches of accumulation from Monday into Tuesday after the first significant snowfall in about two years.

The flakes just finished falling in D.C. and we’re already talking more snow?

Apple has surpassed Samsung in smartphone shipments for the first time in a year, as reported by IDC's Worldwide Quarterly Mobile Phone Tracker. Although IDC acknowledges that its data is preliminary Canalys, a research agency also supports Apple claiming the top spot in 2023.

The D.C. region received over an inch of snow in nearly two years, enough to close schools and federal government offices, creating the perfect snow day.

U.S. Capitol Police officers are on the scene of a pro-Palestine protest at the Cannon Rotunda on Capitol Hill.