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Samuel Adams issues a new beer that will be illegal in many states

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The Sierra Club is pushing DC to cut down the use of natural gas.

Mark Rodeffer of the Sierra Club explains why his organization is encouraging the DC government to discourage the use of natural gas in the area.
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Is it safe to attend the H Street arts festival with the "Justice for J6" rally happening?

H Street Main Street's Anwar Saleem expects everything to go smoothly at the festival and says it will be a good opportunity to see what's new on H Street.
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Will this weekend's "Justice for J6" Rally trigger Capitol Police officers?

Psychiatrist Dr. Ziv Cohen discusses post-traumatic stress disorder in Capitol Police triggered by the upcoming protest and the mindset of rally participants.
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Legal recreational marijuana in Maryland may be possible soon

Maryland Delegate Luke Clippinger talks with Adam Longo about steps that must be taken to legalize marijuana for recreational purposes.
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Overdose deaths in Loudoun County linked to counterfeit prescription drugs

The sheriff's office says two people have died in the last two weeks... from suspected counterfeit prescription pills.
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Missing man's body found at home in Fairfax County. Son suspected of killing him

Fairfax county police say a man reported missing Monday was found dead behind his home today. And they say his son killed him.
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Howard University cancelled classes after it suffered a ransomware attack targeted its network: Why?

Dr. Jonathan Welburn of the Rand Corporation discusses why Howard University's computer network was targeted by ransomware attacks and what may be next.
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Entire football team at Herndon High School in Fairfax County forced to quarantine

Jess Arnold talks with parents about options after the entire Herndon High School football team was forced to quarantine when a player tested positive.
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WSSC plans to resume water cutoffs on delinquent accounts. What you need to know

Starting September 13th - W-S-S-C Water, which services Prince George's and Montgomery Counties, will start turning off water to delinquent accounts.
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Fatal hit and run in Fairfax County leaves children without their father. Family pleads for help

Andrew Willingham was less than a minute away from home when police say a driver hit him and drove away from the scene.
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Afghan children reunited with family in DC after the tragic loss of their mother

The children's mother was killed in the airport explosion that killed dozens of people in Kabul. Now they are reunited with family members on U.S. soil