| Five things to know about David Trone; Delays on Metro’s Orange, Blue and Silver lines; Thanks to La’Porsha Renae, ‘American Idol’ is ending on a high note; Rambler in Sterling, Va., lists for $339,000; The pros and cons of living in an apartment building frequented by college students; D.C. area forecast: A mild Monday turns blustery tonight in week of topsy-turvy temperatures; Wife pulls husband from debris amid D.C. windstorm; William Rice, food editor and critic for Washington Post and Chicago Tribune, dies at 77; Eight years after opening, National Harbor anticipates new life after MGM; In Maryland, new efforts to fight drug addiction are taking shape; For wine mogul David Trone, congressional race is unfinished business; Who needs the beach? Spring break means community service for some students.; Pr. William supervisors deadlocked over proposed real estate tax increase; U.S. elementary school children head to Cuba for rare visit to classrooms; Man is struck and killed by Fairfax County patrol car; | | | | | | | Essential news for the Greater Washington area |
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