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Inside the Prince George's fight for control of millions in park, planning funds
The I-Team shows how the Prince George’s County budget battle led to a lawsuit and millions being allocated to councilmembers’ preferred organizations.
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9/11 motivated many Americans to serve. 25 years later, what did it cost?
The burden a generation of brave volunteers carries is coming into clearer focus, including related to post-traumatic stress disorder and depression.
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Turning Point USA's Professor Watchlist is down. Instructors describe its impact
“I received several death threats.” Two D.C.-area college instructors who appeared on the Professor Watchlist describe what it meant for their lives.
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‘You come Monday, someone's gone': How immigration enforcement is affecting DMV schools
Teens who spoke with the News4 I-Team described classmates disappearing. One said she fears her mom won’t return from her routine check-ins.
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Freedom 250 Grand Prix: Who's footing the multimillion-dollar bill?
4 More Context on who’s paying and how big your Grand Prix bill will be, the News4 I-Team walked the course with the man behind the race, who’s writing checks to make it happen.
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Used car owner reports finding Culpeper deputy sheriff badge issued to border czar
Questions surround White House border czar Tom Homan and his connection to a former Culpeper County sheriff who was convicted of bribery and pardoned by President Trump.
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Revolutionary: How LGBTQ+ people have been part of America's story from the start
Before the terms we use today to describe LGBTQ+ people existed, there are American stories of same-sex relationships, gender non-conformity and love.
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Debate over space, safety ahead of DC vote on One Front Door Act
On a recent morning, the News4 I-Team observed as D.C. firefighters trained in Southeast, raising their ladder against a three-story building under construction. It’s a delicate process. The I-Team watched as firefighters maneuvered the ladder right next to power lines. Even when fully extended, the ladder barely rose to the third floor window. “What if you put another three...
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Man shot by ICE in Maryland takes plea deal, faces deportation
A man shot by ICE officers during an arrest on Christmas Eve in Glen Burnie, Maryland, pleaded guilty to a federal charge of destroying government property and is now at risk of deportation.
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DC Council blocks $25M fire truck deal after District paid $900K for designs
The D.C. Council voted against a $25 million contract for 18 new fire engines, but the District had already spent nearly $900,000 to design and engineer the trucks it now may never buy, the News4 I-Team found.
