| Metro riders face lingering delays on three rail lines; Silver Spring home with elevator and other features for disabled lists for $969,000; D.C. area forecast: Warming up nicely through tomorrow; cooler but still nice heading into weekend; Report finds massive under-investment in nation’s school buildings; Rape allegations at Howard University spark protests, police investigation; Highlights from Mayor Bowser's State of the District address; Meg Falk, advocate for Pentagon families after 9/11 attacks, dies at 71; A difficult childhood led one woman to seek a more meaningful life; Prince George’s County indicts former police couple on theft charges; Police investigating report of rape in Howard University residence hall; ‘Wait for me at the Pearly Gates. We’ll meet there together.’; Update: Crash involving two Metrobuses cleared on K Street NW; Mayor honors Google Doodle winner during State of the District address; Howard University students protest sexual assault on campus; How major U.S. cities and transit systems are reacting to the Brussels attacks; | | | | | | | Essential news for the Greater Washington area |
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