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The search is on for a man suspected of carrying out an elaborate romance scam. Police believe a man named Fred Dick has conned at least eight women, allegedly fleecing them out of tens of thousands of dollars. In a story you’ll see only on News4, a dogged detective from Fredericksburg, Virginia, said she’s worked the case for a...

A budget crunch is forcing the D.C. Public Defender Service to furlough all employees one day a week for the summer. Without a literal act of Congress, it won’t be fixed.

The Kentucky Derby has been the place to see and be seen since its founding, and people are pulling out their show-stopping hats for the 150th event. News4’s Tommy McFly has more on how you should accessorize on Saturday.

Halle Berry is joining a group of bipartisan senators to push for legislation that would put $275 million toward research and education around menopause.

Ometeo offers short rib, ribeye, and skirt steak as the star, sizzling fajita platter. But beef is one of many options; lobster tostadas also share the stage. News4’s Eun Yang tastes unique Tex-Mex in Tysons, VA, in this Food Fare.

Peaceful pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian rallies were held at George Washington University on Thursday morning. News4 has team coverage from reporters Aimee Cho and Joseph Olmo.

News4 reporter and former lifeguard Juliana Valencia shows the importance of water safety.

The National Park Service said Thursday the District can demolish the historic sports site in Northeast D.C.

Six members of a roadwork crew plunged to their deaths on March 26 when a container ship lost power and crashed into one of the bridge’s supporting columns. Five bodies have now been recovered, but one worker, Jose Mynor Lopez, has not been found.

On National College Decision Day 2024, News4’s Joseph Olmo stopped by Stafford County schools to hear from college-bound students about their big plans.

ViaPath Foundation in Northern Virginia gave D.C.’s Family & Youth Initiative a grant to help support teens in a critical stage of their foster care journey. The two groups spoke with News4’s Molette Green about their work. The D.C. organization is seeking volunteers now.

Prince George’s County Police and the grieving family held a press conference Wednesday to ask for the public to help identify the suspects in the case.