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Dana Hedgpeth

Dana Hedgpeth

Journalist & Reporter at The Washington Post

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  • English
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  • Local News
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Recent Articles

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Maryland teen dies after getting trapped in storm drain during floods

In a separate incident, emergency responders rescued an 8-year-old boy standing atop a submerged car and a 2-year-old and woman trapped inside.
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Spotted lanternflies are invading the D.C. region. Here’s what to k...

The invasive species has hit the D.C. region this season in a big way, annoying residents and farmers. Experts offered tips on how to deal with the pests.
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A nonprofit grew on a beautiful manor, rent-free. The deal is ending.

The Arc of Loudoun has provided services for children and adults with disabilities for more than a decade on the property. Now, its future is uncertain.
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How to stay cool? We asked outdoor workers what they wear — and how...

Workers in hot jobs seek shade, stay hydrated and focus on positivity — while the zookeepers eat Popsicles and feed animals “fishsicles” and “bloodsicles.”
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At D.C. children’s hospital, opera singers offer light, hope and he...

“Music is a healing tool, and we want to do this to give people hope,” conductor Alvise Casellati said. “We want to give a little light to fill the soul.”
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At least four killed in West Virginia after devastating flash flooding

West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey issued a state of emergency in Ohio County on Sunday as the search for those who were reported to be missing continued.
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Health officials warn of measles case from traveler at Dulles Airport

The international traveler landed at Dulles on June 8 and traveled to several locations in the District, officials said.
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No eaglets this time for D.C.’s most famous bald eagle couple

At the U.S. National Arboretum, Washington’s most famous bald eagle couple did not have any eaglets this spring.
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Chesapeake Bay’s blue crab population falls to ‘distressing low’

The number of adult female, male and juvenile crabs in the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland and Virginia raises concern for experts.
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Cleanup underway after 2,000-gallon diesel spill in Baltimore Harbor

Officials said the water is red because there is dye in the fuel, but there is no impact to the area’s drinking water.
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Black bear shows up on Memorial Day in a Maryland suburb

A black bear showed up in a residential neighborhood of Maryland, climbed a tree and was safely rescued.