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coronavirus Sep 28

Washington Monument to Reopen With Safety Precautions

The Washington Monument is set to reopen on Oct. 1. It will open seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. After a six-month closure due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Washington Monument will reopen ...

Howard University Sep 24

Howard U President Reflects on Life With Sickle Cell Anemia

In Part 3 of Dr. Wayne A. I. Frederick’s one-on-one interview with News4’s Molette Green, Frederick shares his personal experience and his hope for a cure. But disparities in medical advan...
Erika Gonzalez Sep 22

How to Take Store-Bought Flowers to the Next Level

A few bucks at the grocery store and you can leave with some fairly decent flowers, but a local florist is sharing her secrets on how to turn them into showstoppers.
flowers Sep 22

Flowers 101: How to Spruce Up Your Grocery Store Flowers

A few bucks at the grocery store and you can leave with some fairly decent flowers, but a local florist is sharing her secrets on how to turn them into showstoppers. Holley Simmons owns “She Loves Me”...
Supreme Court Sep 21

“Use My Words Against Me”: Protesters Chant Outside Lindsey Graham's Home About Supreme Court Vacancy

Activists gathered at the D.C. home of South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham early Monday morning to protest filling the vacancy in the Supreme Court created by the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg....

Virginia Sep 18

Aerial Footage Shows Long Line Waiting to Vote in Fairfax County

Chopper4 flew over the Fairfax County Government Center and captured the long line of people waiting to cast their vote on the first day of early voting in Virginia. ⁠ News4’s Northern Virginia Bureau Chief Julie Carey reported that the wait at the Fairfax County Government Center was at least three hours long. ⁠
memorials Sep 17

Eisenhower Memorial Opens to Public Friday

Located in a new, four-acre public park across the street from the Smithsonian’s Air and Space Museum, the Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial will open to the public Friday.
Sep 17

Photos: Eisenhower Memorial Opens to Public Friday

A dedication ceremony for the new Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial on the National Mall is set for Thursday evening. The memorial, brought to life by architect Frank Gehry, was commissioned by Congress in 1999. After two decades in the making, the memorial will open to the public Friday at 1 p.m. Located in a new, four-acre public park across th...
coronavirus Sep 15

DC Charities Say They Have Yet to Receive Promised Coronavirus Assistance Grants

At least 12 of the 77 charities and non-profits awarded COVID-19 assistance grants in July by the mayor of the District of Columbia have yet to receive the money. A News-4 I-Team investigation finds some of the $10 million in promised “Hope Grants” has yet to be delivered, two months after the funding was announced. The grants were announced in...
coronavirus Sep 15

Coronavirus Test Provider to Increase Kits for DC After Cutting Weekly Supply

A national coronavirus test provider cut D.C.’s weekly supply of COVID-19 tests by one-fifth, according to city officials. LabCorp was providing D.C. with 10,000 coronavirus tests available to the public each week, with no appointment or symptoms required for testing. Now, that number has been cut to 8,000 per week. Lat...
coronavirus Sep 15

COVID-19 Test Company to Send More Kits to DC

After cutting the amount of test kits provided to D.C., LabCorp will go back to sending the city 10,000 tests a week. News4’s Mark Segraves reports.
coronavirus Sep 14

Smithsonian Set to Reopen Four More Museums

The Smithsonian will reopen four more museums to the public on Friday, Sep. 18. The National Museum of African American History and Culture, the National Portrait Gallery, the Smithsonian American Art Museum and the Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian American Art Museum will reopen with new coronavirus prevention measures. The museums will ha...
coronavirus Sep 14

DC Non-Profits Say They're Still Waiting on Grant Money

At least 12 of the 77 charities and non-profits awarded COVID-19 assistance grants in July by the mayor of the District of Columbia have yet to receive the money. A News-4 I-Team investigation finds some of the $10 million in promised “Hope Grants” has yet to be delivered, two months after the funding was announced.
floods Sep 13

Northeast DC Residents Ask for Help With Sewage Damage to Homes

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and D.C. Water officials visited Northeast D.C. to assess damage caused by sewage water that flooded the basements of dozens of homes during rainfall that swamped the area Thursday. Bowser’s office said the mayor wanted to meet with homeowners in Edgewood and Riggs Park to survey the damage firsthand. Edgewood residents to...
weather Sep 13

Edgewood Residents Ask For Disaster Relief After Raw Sewage Floods Their Homes

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and D.C. Water officials visited Northeast Washington to assess damage caused by sewage water that flooded the basements of dozens of homes during rainfall that swamped the area. News4’s Darcy Spencer reports.
Virginia Sep 12

Democrat Fairfax Kicks Off Virginia Gubernatorial Campaign

Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax kicked off his campaign for Virginia governor. News4’s Darcy Spencer reports.
transportation Sep 12

DC Circulator's National Mall Route Service Restored

The DC Circulator will resume its National Mall route service and the DC Streetcar will resume normal operating hours on Sept. 20. Face coverings must be worn at all times when riding the circulator. Passengers are required to enter and exit the buses through the rear door, and social distancing is encouraged when possible. The DC Circulator will o...
animals Sep 10

Forty-Two Animals Rescued in Animal Cruelty Investigation in DC

The Humane Rescue Alliance rescued 36 dogs and six rabbits during an animal cruelty investigation in Southeast D.C. yesterday. The animals were housed on the 2900 block of Branch Avenue Southeast in “extremely unsafe and unsanitary conditions,” according to the HRA. “The conditions in which these animals were forced to live in is gut-wr...

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Washington Monument to Reopen With Safety Precautions

‘Perfect Timing' Podcast Gives Teens a Voice

Construction Worker Dies After Work Accident in DC

Howard U President Reflects on Life With Sickle Cell Anemia

How to Take Store-Bought Flowers to the Next Level

Flowers 101: How to Spruce Up Your Grocery Store Flowers

“Use My Words Against Me”: Protesters Chant Outside Lindsey Graham's Home About Supreme Court Vacancy

Aerial Footage Shows Long Line Waiting to Vote in Fairfax County

Eisenhower Memorial Opens to Public Friday

Photos: Eisenhower Memorial Opens to Public Friday

DC Charities Say They Have Yet to Receive Promised Coronavirus Assistance Grants

Coronavirus Test Provider to Increase Kits for DC After Cutting Weekly Supply

COVID-19 Test Company to Send More Kits to DC

Smithsonian Set to Reopen Four More Museums

DC Non-Profits Say They're Still Waiting on Grant Money

Northeast DC Residents Ask for Help With Sewage Damage to Homes

Edgewood Residents Ask For Disaster Relief After Raw Sewage Floods Their Homes

Democrat Fairfax Kicks Off Virginia Gubernatorial Campaign

DC Circulator's National Mall Route Service Restored

Forty-Two Animals Rescued in Animal Cruelty Investigation in DC

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