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Man Says He Almost Became Homeless After Renting His Condo Out in DC Program
A D.C. man who rented out his condo as part of a city program to curb homelessness says he almost ended up homeless himself.
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New Allegations of Teacher Sex Abuse at Duke Ellington
The News4 I-Team’s investigation of allegations of teacher sex abuse at one of Washington, D.C.’s most prestigious high schools has prompted two additional former students to come forward about their encounters with another teacher.
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Ron Rivera, Other Cancer Patients Forced to Fight for Insurance Coverage of Proton Therapy
For many families, cancer is the fight of their lives, but the News4 I-Team found some are having to endure another fight they never expected: getting their treatment covered by insurance.
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Lawsuit Claims Duke Ellington School of the Arts Fostered Climate Facilitating Sexual Abuse
A former student from Duke Ellington School of the Arts is suing the school; the Washington, D.C., school district; and the man she says sexually abused her while he was her teacher.
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Chancellor: DCPS Plans to Assume Full Operation of Duke Ellington School of the Arts
D.C. Public Schools says it plans to assume full operation of Duke Ellington School of the Arts and is in discussions for what that transition would look like.
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‘Lives Will Be At Risk': How a 3G Shutdown Will Impact Safety and Security Devices
Quite a bit has been said about wireless carriers upgrading to 5G, but what hasn’t gotten much attention is getting rid of older 3G technology to make room for it and other advanced network services.
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Former Ellington Teachers Say School Could Have Done More About Abuse Allegations
Former teachers from one of D.C.’s most prestigious high schools are speaking out about allegations of abuse uncovered by the News4 I-Team. They say administrators at Duke Ellington School of the Arts knew more than they first indicated about Mark Williams, a teacher accused of abusing two students a decade apart.
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Inside the Battle Against Ransomware Attacks
Ransomware attacks have doubled in each of the past two years, according to a new report from the nonprofit group Identity Theft Resource Center, and the group said hackers demanding payment could become the number one cause of data compromises this year, surpassing phishing schemes.
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DC Council Member Calls for New Oversight of Duke Ellington After Teacher Sex Abuse Claims
A D.C. Council member is calling for changes in oversight at Duke Ellington School of the Arts just days after a News4 I-Team investigation raised questions about how the school, the school district and police handled sex abuse claims against the same teacher years apart.
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Acclaimed Arts School Failed to Keep Teacher Records Before 2017
Washington, D.C.’s acclaimed Duke Ellington School of the Arts admits it failed to keep personnel files or human resources records on its teachers prior to 2017, which may have hindered how it handled two sex abuse claims against the same teacher a decade apart, an investigation by the News4 I-Team found.
