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Hundreds gathered in a D.C. park to observe and judge who looked most like Jack Schlossberg, the grandson of John F. Kennedy.

Harry Stock was reinstated as a priest of the Episcopal Church. Four decades ago, he was defrocked after publicly proclaiming his love for his partner.

Shaw Skate Park in Northwest Washington is a “sanctuary” for the community and a welcoming “third place.”

Adam Devine, a former Marine, had both his legs amputated after a 2011 incident in Afghanistan. He took up handcycling to stay fit for himself and his family.

Prince William County Police officer James Thomas Clinton was charged with counts of abduction, sexual battery, and assault and battery.

Donut Run in Takoma has lines of customers waiting for vegan doughnuts hand-crafted by members of D.C.’s punk music community.

Juliana Hicks’s proposal in the ballpark stands to her girlfriend, Jordyn Doren, appeared on the scoreboard in front of thousands of fans.

The crash forced the closure of all westbound lanes of Interstate 64 at mile marker 200 east of Richmond, according to Henrico County police.

A prayer vigil at Adas Israel Congregation in Northwest Washington was dedicated to the six Israeli hostages whose bodies were recovered over the weekend.

The company said in a statement that the effort is meant to “mitigate the unprecedented levels of product theft that have become unsustainable for our business.”

Music venues are often tasked with hiring ASL interpreters like Stephanie Schaffer to ensure deaf and hard-of-hearing music fans can enjoy concerts.

“I don’t recommend this job for everybody,” Steve Seneff says. “You have to like to fix things. You have to enjoy it.”

Julio Cervantes Suarez recounted the March tragedy, which killed six construction workers, to NBC News in his first interview.

Fairfax County residents staged a sit-in to stop the courts they use to play pickleball from being converted for tennis.

The Kent Island Express ferries nervous passengers over the Chesapeake Bay Bridge seven days a week. Requests are up since the collapse of Baltimore’s Key Bridge.

For the first time in pageant history, a Mx crown was awarded for nonbinary contestants.

Larry Mcleod, 47, known as Big Schlim to his tens of thousands of followers, reviews the D.C. restaurants that others don’t look twice at. And he loves them.

For 15 minutes or so, before the Union Pub staff took their gavel away, patrons could almost feel themselves filled with more authority than Kevin McCarthy.

Organizations that host events on the Mall have to make sure no equipment is left unattended. So Earl Lee was left guarding, overnight, a 1952 Hudson Hornet.

The Virginia Tech student was walking when a driver struck him, police said  The Washington Post