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Primary care clinics open in DC housing complexes
A local nurse practitioner is transforming medical care in some underserved D.C. communities with a unique idea. News4’s Dominique Moody she’s opened clinics inside apartments for public housing residents in Wards 6, 7 and 8.
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Silver Star inscription added to DC man's headstone
After decades of missing the inscription, the DC man’s bravery has finally been recognized. News4’s Molette Green reports.
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Tony Perkins judges science fair at WB Patterson Elementary
The school in Southwest D.C. invited News4’s Tony Perkins to judge the science fair, which he was excited to do for his elementary alma mater.
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The Weekend Scene: Theater picks and free museum days are fun for rainy days in the DC area
This weekend, watch the Preakness Stakes and lots of theater shows in the DC area.
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The Weekend Scene: Mystics game, shows and festivals across the DC area
News4’s Tommy McFly breaks down exciting things to do this weekend in the D.C. area, including flower power musical “Hair” at Signature Theater, plenty of festivals and more.
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The saga of Capitalsaurus, DC's official dinosaur
D.C. has an official dinosaur, complete with an official day and a designated intersection. But what is the Capitalsaurus, and how was it discovered?
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NBC4 celebrates Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander culture in DC with our heritage month special
This Saturday at 9:30 a.m., News4’s Eun Yang and Aimee Cho will host a half-hour-long special that celebrates AANHPI resilience and achievement in the D.C. area.
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Waymo self-driving cabs seen cruising around DC
We’re used to dealing with some pretty interesting traffic around here, and now that includes autonomous vehicles. Waymo is testing these vehicles in the D.C. area, and News4 Transportation reporter Adam Tuss explains where the program could take us next.
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Homeless encampments to be cleared in DC
The National Park Service is expected to clear dozens of people living in homeless encampments in downtown D.C. News4’s Juliana Valencia reports on the efforts nonprofits are making to help those who will be displaced.
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Loeb's NY Deli in DC celebrates 65 years, optimistic amid ‘tough time' downtown
News4’s Molette Green reports live from Loeb’s NY Deli in D.C., a family business celebrating 65 years – even during challenging times for downtown restaurants. Owner Marlene Loeb says she wants to see more office workers around five days a week.
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Family of slain 16-year-old protests youth violence in DC
Family and friends of 16-year-old Maurice Jackson, who was shot and killed steps away from his high school, held a peaceful protest against juvenile crime. News4’s Walter Morris reports.
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More evidence of violence inside DC's juvenile detention facility
Injuries from assault doubled at D.C.’s secure detention facility for kids between March and April of this year, a new report shows. Tuesday, the News4 I-Team reported on the three times this month that D.C. police had been called to calm fights at the Youth Services Center. The Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services called them “group disturbances.” In all,...
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Family of slain Dunbar High student organizes peaceful protest against juvenile crime
The family of a slain high school student organized a peaceful protest about juvenile crime in D.C. after another student was injured inside the school recently when it was riddled with bullets. Maurice Jackson, 16, was shot outside Dunbar High School in September after leaving the school. His mother, Brittney, says her family still has no answers about who killed…
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Mother of slain Dunbar High student fights for justice
The family of a slain high school student organized a peaceful protest about juvenile crime in D.C. News4’s Dominique Moody spoke with his mother.
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Owners abruptly close Wydown cafes, deny it was because of impending unionization
Two D.C. coffee shops abruptly shut down Tuesday night, and workers say the decision came just days before they were to vote to unionize, but an attorney for the owners says the decision to close had nothing to do with the union. The 35 employees were surprised by the decision to close The Wydown Coffee Bars on H Street NE…
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DC Superior Court at ‘breaking point' as it waits for Senate to confirm more judges
A growing number of judicial vacancies has D.C. Superior Court at a “breaking point,” hindering the court’s ability to process thousands of residents’ cases, Chief Judge Anita Josey-Herring warned in an interview with News4. Vacancies have plagued the court for years but are now reaching what many are calling a crisis. Thirteen of the court’s 62 judicial positions are...
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Employees say impending unionization prompted DC cafes to close
A pair of D.C. coffee shops abruptly shut down Tuesday night. News4’s Paul Wagner reports workers say the decision came just five days before they were to vote to unionize, but an attorney for the owners says the decision to close had nothing to do with the union.
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DC Superior Court in ‘crisis' over judicial vacancies
A growing backlog of judicial vacancies at D.C.’s Superior Court has nominees waiting months and sometimes years for confirmation. Investigative Reporter Ted Oberg and the News4 I-Team found thousands of D.C. residents’ court matters are caught in the gridlock.
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14 fights, 8 arrests, 4 positive drug tests in recent days at DC's secure Youth Services Center
According to police reports, dispatch records and government sources familiar with the situation, it has been a violent and dangerous month inside D.C.’s juvenile detention center. D.C. police and paramedics have been called repeatedly to the long-troubled facility. Oversight reports show the start of this year showed improvement when it came to violence inside the facility, but the D.C....
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14 fights, 8 arrests, 4 positive drug tests in recent days at DC's secure Youth Services Center
According to police reports, dispatch records and government sources familiar with the situation, it has been a violent and dangerous month inside D.C.’s juvenile detention center. Investigative Reporter and the News4 I-Team explain.