Cat adventures call for luck and the occasional firefighter
For cats that find themselves in over their furry heads, the fire department sometimes rides to the rescue.
- In the Christmas spirit: Fairfax City police help a homeless family find food, shelter
- ‘Lockup,’ MSNBC reality show, films six episodes in Fairfax County jail
- Fairfax City to try a new approach to deer: surgical sterilization of does
- Loudoun County goes 65 percent over budget upgrading its IT, must hire seven more people
Children’s National helps get to the heart of the matter
A boy’s complex heart problems require complex care at Children’s National hospital.
Inspiring spires: Answer Man visits an old church
For 85 years, Washingtonians worshiped in a church that could have been the Smithsonian.
Mowed over by a lawn mower thief
The unkindest cut: Thieves stole an airplane club’s riding lawn mower. Can you help find it?
On this rock I will build my...team?
Why should the next Redskins coach know anything about football? The past few haven’t.
Allen is key to Maryland’s success
Point guard Seth Allen’s return from a broken foot may be the boost the Maryland basketball team needs.
Wall nears all-star milestone
COLUMN | With his game and the team coming together, Wall is strong candidate to make the all-star team.
The Redskins’ new power mover
Like a politician, GM Bruce Allen pushes Shanahan out and promises better days ahead.
Shanahan leaves Redskins in a heap; soon they’ll sell hope
Washington is in disarray, but that’s when the franchise is best — selling optimism during the offseason.
Reviving the hope campaign again
It’s hard to imagine Mike Shanahan coaching another year in Washington but something has to change.
On the trail of Henry Ward Beecher in Brooklyn
A family visits the parish and grave of 19th-century abolitionist preacher Henry Ward Beecher.
Group again issues hormone therapy warning
A national board of doctors Monday recommended that post-menopausal women not take hormone replacement therapy to prevent chronic disease, as the health risks outweigh its likely benefits.
Chef Chris Watson parts ways with Ovvio Osteria
The chef disagrees with the direction being taken by ownership.
At Eat the Rich, eat the oysters
Derek Brown’s latest spot pairs bivalves and other seafood with cocktails by the pitcher.
Pleasant, but where’s the whimsy?
Michel Richard’s NYC outpost is missing some of the fun of his former Washington landmark.
Why your waiter is fluttering his fingers
Unnoticed by most diners, signals help restaurant staffs serve customers better.
Dedicate yourself to being a better diner in 2014
Tom Sietsema offers some tasteful resolutions for the new year.
Frigid temps equal parental pain when schools close
Parents use social media to express their angst and plead with school officials to open for business.
Resolving in 2014 to...
Given my perpetual failure at living up to my own resolutions, here are lists for other people.
Md. couple throws a surprise party for charity
After the first time, invited guests tend to wear comfortable shoes to the Hutchinsons’ annual gala.
A one-woman pajama drive to give foster kids comfort
After beating leukemia, a D.C. woman vowed to collect PJ’s for children, and she did — 1,500 pairs.
Santa’s skin color flies right over kids’ heads
Unlike Megyn Kelly of Fox News, children aren’t fixated on race. It’s all about the toys.
For Fairfax and Montgomery, top priority is school funds
COLUMN | As Virginia and Maryland legislative sessions open, area suburbs press for education dollars.
Take the quiz! Predictions for Washington region for 2014
Forecasts for D.C. area: Who will be next Md. governor? What will be fates of McDonnell, NFL team?
Local professionals donate expertise to charities
COLUMN | Beyond stuffing envelopes: Volunteers help area nonprofits improve their fundraising, marketing.
Herring’s victory confirms Democrats’ advantage in Va.
COLUMN | The Virginia GOP needs more moderate candidates to end its losing streak in statewide races.
Catania to run for mayor if Gray is Democrats’ nominee
COLUMN | Independent D.C. Council member Catania would challenge Gray in November.
Milloy: This tabby could teach dogs a thing or two
A stray cat wins the hearts and minds at Courtland Milloy’s home.
Family gets gift of a new home for the holidays
A family’s efforts to save and plan pay off as it moves into a new house just in time for Christmas.
Which is worse, Washington’s football team or Congress?
Sunday’s game between Washington and Atlanta was as dismal as most congressional debates.
A teacher from D.C. embraces Mandela’s legacy in Johannesburg
Waahida Tolbert-Mbatha wants to show students that education is the key to freedom.
Howard needs to seriously reconsider Yardfest
The event has become a rite of passage for up-and-coming rap artists who celebrate violence.
Area GOP reps buck party, support 'clean' funding
GOP Reps. Frank Wolf and Rob Wittman of Virginia take a different approach.
For feds, 2014 won’t be as bad as 2013
Last year, federal workers suffered pay cuts, lockouts and violence. This year, low morale is the problem.
Should feds be screened when entering federal buildings?
Senate hearing explores federal building safety and asks if employees should be screened as visitors are.
Budget deal brings some stability to federal workforce
Wednesday’s final approval means workers don’t have to worry about a shutdown for a couple of years.
Two Commerce agencies: One at the top, one at the bottom
The patent office is at top of “Best Places to Work” list, while the economic development agency is last.
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