Therapy Dogs Provide Stress Relief for WCHS Students
Fidos For Freedom brings trained therapy dogs to the school to help students cope with academic pressures.
Which Washington Nationals Players Could Thrive in the NFL?
Commanders Bolster D-Line in Bold Offseason Move
Weather
Extreme Cold and Powerful Winds Grip Maryland
National Weather Service issues life-threatening warnings for most of the state

Extreme Cold Grips Washington, DC Area
Wind chills as low as -15°F expected along I-395 on Saturday
Water Main Break Floods National Mall in DC
Icy conditions create makeshift dam, limiting sidewalk damage
Crime
Ohio Man Indicted for Alleged Threat to Kill Vice President Vance
Prosecutors say suspect outlined specific plan to 'find and kill the vice president with an M14'

Three Homicides Reported in D.C. in January
Two vehicular deaths and one shooting incident make up the city's January homicide count
DC Felon Sentenced After Crashing Into Unmarked FBI Car During Police Chase
Lorenzo Greene, 21, received 30 months in federal prison for drug and firearm charges.
Health
FDA Recalls Qunol Turmeric Supplements Over Mold Contamination
The recall affects over 42,000 bottles distributed nationwide.

Network Integrity: A Strategic Lever for Managed Care Success
Experts highlight the importance of network integrity in driving managed care success.
Dairy Industry Commits to Removing Artificial Food Dyes by 2027
HHS announces voluntary, industry-wide pledge to eliminate petroleum-based dyes from dairy products
Travel
TSA Rolls Out New TSA ConfirmID System
Agency sees uptick in REAL ID compliance rate ahead of busy travel season

American Airlines to Resume Flights to Venezuela
Flights pending government approval and security assessments after U.S. military action.
US Issues Travel Advisory for Pakistan, Citing Security Concerns
State Department warns of high risk of crime, civil unrest, terrorism, and kidnapping
Business
Washington Post Journalists Laid Off, Sparking Outrage
GoFundMe campaign launched to support over 300 journalists impacted by cuts

Washington Post publisher Will Lewis steps down after layoffs
Lewis' departure comes three days after the newspaper announced it was cutting one-third of its staff.
Washington Post Publisher Will Lewis Steps Down After Layoffs
The departure comes just days after the newspaper announced it would lay off one-third of its staff.