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Anti-Trump Group in Virginia Asks Wegmans to Pull Trump Wines

An anti-Trump group in Charlottesville is asking Wegmans grocery stores in Virginia to pull Trump wines from its shelves. The group, Stop Trump Wines, posted this message on its Facebook page: "Hey Wegmans! Welcome to Charlottesville. Wanna help us #stoptrumpwine?" >>> Read more.

2017 James Beard Awards: DC Restaurants, Chefs Get Lots of Nominations

The James Beard Foundation has just announced its 2017 restaurant and chef semifinalists, and D.C. was well-represented, including two best new restaurant nominees: Pineapple and Pearls and 715 8th St. SE and Sweet Home Café at the National Museum of African American History and Culture. >>> Read more.

Power Bill Phone Scam Attempted in Ashburn: Police

This is a scam that's been making the rounds for at least the past several years, and it involves two things: a fake representative of Dominion Power and a telephone. The resident told police of receiving a phone call from a man claiming to be a Dominion Power technician. He said he'd be forced to disconnect the power unless the resident called an emergency number, presumably to pay an "overdue" bill. >>> Read more.

Reagan Airport Sets Huge Record for Passengers

• A total of 23.6 million passengers used the Arlington airport in 2016, the sixth straight year the airport has set a passenger record.

Smoke Billows from Starbucks in Downtown DC [Photo]

• BREAKING: Firefighters are responding to a reported fire at a Starbucks on 14th Street NW.

Vehicle Flies Off Overpass Near Pentagon, Plunges 50 Feet to Street Below

• A vehicle traveling on Interstate 395 crashed through a guardrail and took out a light pole Tuesday night.

Uh Oh: Bryce Harper Photographed in a Dallas Cowboys Hat

• Is the Nationals superstar already over D.C. with his contract likely not to get renewed?

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