Dominique Moody covers breaking news and community stories every morning for News4 Today.
Moody hails from North Carolina, graduating from North Carolina A&T State University. While in college, he interned with PBS & UNC-TV, Good Morning America, FOX8 WGHP and WRAL.
Moody’s career began at WNCT in Eastern North Carolina where he wrote and shot stories, produced newscasts and filled in as a news and sports anchor. The Radio and Television News Directors Association recognized his work as a reporter and producer on stories including The African American Music Trails of Eastern North Carolina and the 2018 election.
Prior to moving to Washington, D.C., Moody reported for NBC Connecticut where he earned an EMMY nomination for his breaking news coverage of a plane crash in September 2021.
Moody lives in Maryland and enjoys spending time with his family and friends. He is a proud member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. and the National Association of Black Journalists.
The Latest
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Communities of color at increased risk of diseases linked to air pollution: GW study
A new study by George Washington University researchers found that communities of color are at an increased risk of developing diseases linked to air pollution.
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‘Punishment without due process:' Greek organizations at UMD respond to hazing suspensions
After suspending 21 fraternities and 14 sororities on campus due to reports of hazing-related behavior, the University of Maryland is now refusing to provide details about the incidents. Now, some Greek organization chapters are expressing frustration.
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Proposed bill in Maryland would increase penalties for street racing, ‘exhibition driving'
Drifting, doughnuts, street racing, and reckless driving are all the focal points of two bills being discussed inside Maryland’s legislature, as lawmakers look to crack down on ‘exhibition driving’ around the state.
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Concerns surround Beltsville Volunteer Fire Station staffing changes
Emotions were high at a public meeting about the plan to relocate career firefighters after health hazards were found during a station inspection. News4’s Dominique Moody reports.
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Would you risk catching the flu for $1,900? Maryland study to look at spread of illness
Nobody likes getting the flu. The sore throat, the stuffy nose, the coughing, the fevers and chills — there’s not much to like, and it’s certainly not something most people would choose, if they had the option. But if getting sick could put $1,900 in your bank account, many people would consider it. To figure out how the flu is…
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Howard U. says its most important artifacts are safe after viral video break-in
Howard University says the most important artifacts from the building that formerly housed the School of Divinity are safe after a break-in. The university says TikTok video shows people breaking into Benjamin E. Mays Hall sometime in the past year. A group walked through a library, flipped through books and used a fire extinguisher. “All of the critical assets, all…
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Teen attempts to assault elderly woman after breaking into her home
A Fairfax County teenager is facing multiple charges after police say he broke into an elderly woman’s home and attempted to sexually assault her.
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Northern Virginia ‘Queen' is latest French bulldog stolen in DC area
A Northern Virginia woman’s French bulldog is the latest to be stolen in a string of D.C. area dognappings targeting the breed.
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US Park Police officer charged in deadly shooting of fellow officer in McLean
A man was killed in an accidental shooting in McLean, Virginia, Fairfax County police say.
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Saturday Enrichment Academy helps Prince George's Co. students succeed
The free education program is aimed at addressing learning loss outside of normal school hours. News4’s Dominique Moody reports.
