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 The word "miracle" can be overused. But when a 6-year-old boy drives a Ford Taurus for more than 10 miles, weaving in and out of oncoming traffic, slams into a utility pole and no one gets hurt, well, maybe miracle is appropriate.
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Class sizes will grow; student fees for sports, Advanced Placement tests and parking will be imposed or increased; and funding for special education and ESL classes will be cut in a budget proposed by Loudoun County Superintendent Edgar B. Hatrick III last night.
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The curse of Washington's winter weather descended on the region yesterday as the temperature bounced around the magic mark that turns rain to ice, the dreaded slippery stuff that can paralyze virtually everything.
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Virginia Gov. Timothy M. Kaine (D) yesterday renewed his bid to ban smoking at restaurants in the commonwealth, telling legislators and others gathered at an Arlington County restaurant that much has changed since the proposal was torpedoed last year.
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In his new Capitol Hill office, Rep. Tom Perriello, 34, displays a diverse collection of mementos. There's the camouflage hunting ballcap on the bookshelf, and the painting of Virginia International Raceway in the back corner.
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Unemployment in the Washington region reached its highest level in November since June 2003, inching up to 4.4 percent from 4.1 percent the month before.
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Someone was banging on the door of his Rosslyn apartment, but Oscar Polanco's father didn't want to open it. Probably some drunk, he said.
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Metro is opening up thousands of spaces for automobiles at all but one Metrorail station parking lot on Inauguration Day, which means more parking for area residents, officials said yesterday.
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Maryland will soon begin enforcing new limits on the amount of manure that is allowed to wash off Eastern Shore poultry farms, cracking down on what had been a lightly regulated Chesapeake Bay pollutant.
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In its first legislative meeting of the year, the D.C. Council voted to strip Police Chief Cathy L. Lanier of the subpoena power that Mayor Adrian M. Fenty recently gave her as a crime-fighting tool.
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