Van hits Metrobus in D.C., killing van driver and injuring his child; Trump's influence casts shadow in the Virginia 2nd District race; Three firefighters from the same station had babies in a 24-hour span; D.C. police investigate death of man found at Eastern Market station; Educators in growing debate scold me for defending grading of homework; D.C. walking group helps women connect after two years of loneliness; Wes Moore wins coveted endorsement in Maryland governor's race; Youngkin sends lawmakers back to work for day to pass unlikely budget; Capitals start with a whimper, and it gets worse in 5-1 loss to Wild; D.C.-area forecast: An unsettled week with frequent rain chances
Opposition to an Arlington Public Schools's plan to strike down traditional homework and grading systems leads to backlash from teachers who say there are better ways than homework to measure students' learning.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Wes Moore on Saturday won the coveted endorsement of the state's largest teachers union, a huge boost for the former nonprofit chief who is making his first run for public office.
