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Credit: The District of Columbia changed parts of its red-light camera policy in 2017 after it was pointed out many drivers were being overcharged — and while drivers are paying less for red-light violations, there's no sign D.C. plans to refund drivers. (WTOP/Neal Augenstein)

DC traffic-safety bill passes; would double red-light cameras and more

Want more space than your 1-bedroom DC apartment? That won’t be cheap

Road closures posted for Ginsburg funeral events on Capitol Hill

Metro makes ‘substantial progress’ with safety concerns identified in audit

Library of Congress presents virtual National Book Festival this weekend

Delivery cars left idling easy target for thieves in DC