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Toilet-Paper Giant Sues D.C. Over Flushable Wipes Ban

The corporation that produces toilet paper and other hygiene products filed a lawsuit against The District Friday in after to strike down legislation that bans labeling disposable products as "flushable" if they are, in fact, not flushable.

Star Athlete Dies Defending Himself, Killing Robber: D.C. Police

A star athlete at a local D.C. public school died defending himself during an attempted robbery in Northeast Wednesday night, also killing the teen who tried to rob him, police said.

Will Hurricane Maria Hit Virginia?

Hurricane Maria is expected to follow a similar path to Jose and skirt along the East Coast. How close will it come to Virginia's shores?

Woodbridge, Manassas Bank Robber Arrested; Also Suspected of Maryland Hold-Up: Police

A man who allegedly robbed a Sun Trust bank Saturday in Woodbridge was arrested Wednesday in Silver Spring, Maryland, for an earlier Anne Arundel County hold-up. He also is suspected of robbing a United Bank in Manassas City last Thursday, according to Prince William County Police.

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