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M young man was able to walk across the graduation stage at Wise High School. A walk that seemed unfathomable 5 years ago, when he was near death after a crash in Upper Marlboro.

D.C.’s mayor announced plans on Friday for a major redevelopment designed to honor the District’s historic Black Broadway and add affordable housing.

Musician and actor Janelle Monáe has a new album, and she spoke with News4’s Tony Perkins about the importance of its release during Pride Month.

You can learn how to do CPR and use an automated external defibrillator on the National Mall on Saturday. News4’s Juliana Valencia spoke with a man who was saved. “Anyone and everyone can save a life,” he said.

Police have released the name of a suspect sought in a shooting at a Woodbridge, Virginia, home that killed three people and injured another.

A driver crashed a car through a brick wall and entirely into a day care early Friday in Northeast D.C. No children or staff were inside at the time.

Putting popular sunscreens to the test: With so many choices, here’s how to know what’s best. NBC4’s Susan Hogan reports.

An organization uses travel to help at-risk youth change their perspectives and focus on their futures. News4’s Walter Morris shows how Academy DC helps kids make moves.

Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks received the coveted endorsement for U.S. Senate of U.S. Rep. Steny Hoyer. She spoke with News4’s Tracee Wilkins about her decision to run.

Bowie State University replaced a graduate’s diploma, which was stolen as he celebrated with family just hours after the graduation ceremony.

About 100 paramedics with the D.C. fire department are suing the District for $100 million, claiming the city has gone back on its promise of giving them retirement pensions they say they earned.

Pride has arrived, and there are ways to celebrate all around the D.C. area. Also in The News4 Rundown: Metro track work will impact riders this summer, and dozens of D.C. paramedics are suing the city.

The life of Melia Jones — or MJ, as she liked to be called — was pointed to as a success story. The 23-year-old with Down syndrome was living on her own for the first time and working. Her teachers at the Pulley Career Center in Fairfax County looked to her as an example of what was possible. “Melia was…