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DC weather: Hot, humid Wednesday with showers and thunderstorms
Hot, more humid conditions spread across the Washington, D.C., region on Wednesday, with afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms possible.
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View MoreBuc-ee’s plan wins approval in Stafford County after marathon meeting
After a marathon and often heated meeting that stretched late into the night, the Stafford County Board of Supervisors has approved plans for a massive Buc‑ee’s travel center along I‑95.
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Florida lawyer, influencer daughter arrested in alleged murder-for-hire plot
A popular TikTok influencer has been arrested for allegedly conspiring with her father and boyfriend to hire someone to kill her ex-boyfriend and the father of her child, singer Jack Avery.
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NFL owners approve Nashville as host of the 2030 Super Bowl
The National Football League voted Tuesday to hold the league's 2030 Super Bowl in Nashville for the first time.
Politics
View MoreBuc-ee’s plan wins approval in Stafford County after marathon meeting
After a marathon and often heated meeting that stretched late into the night, the Stafford County Board of Supervisors has approved plans for a massive Buc‑ee’s travel center along I‑95.
Good Day DC
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Ranked choice voter education
China Dickerson, Chief Strategy Officer at ElectED DC joins Good Day DC to explain ranked choice voting, how it works, why DC voters approved it, and what residents can expect ahead of the 2026 elections.
Health
View MoreColorado reports adult death linked to hantavirus
Colorado health officials reported that the person who died from hantavirus wasn’t linked to the recent outbreak aboard a cruise ship.
Entertainment
View MoreTubi launches World Cup content hub
Tubi has launched the new 2026 FIFA World Cup FOX Hub that includes live matches, highlights, and original shows — and fans won’t need a subscription to watch.
Money
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Worst Hawaii flooding in decades disrupts farms and produce markets
Hawaii's farming industry is struggling to recover after March storms produced the worst flooding the state has seen in 20 years. The natural disaster has dealt a serious blow to local food supply chains, with state officials urging farmers not to give up.
