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Dressed head-to-toe in clothes from the 1800s, Marion Ransell Dobbins’ presence at the Sully Historic Site in Fairfax County, Virginia, speaks volumes. “As long as I have breath in my body and blood in my vein, I will be up somewhere in the heat wearing all of these clothes, and I will be talking to people about the enslavement of&#8230...

A well-known D.C. rapper who served time for opening fire inside the Tysons Corner Center mall in Northern Virginia will remain free, though he violated his probation. Noah Settles, known as No Savage, served his three-year sentence but has a 10-year suspended sentence hanging over his head. At a court appearance in Fairfax County on Friday, his de...

The Trump administration terminated 637 Voice of America and U.S. Agency of Global Media employees on Friday, the president’s senior adviser Kari Lake said.

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Forty years ago, local punk musicians banded together to make sure their movement was having a positive impact on the community. News4’s Juliana Valencia reports on how that effort continues today.

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Destructive storms blew through the Washington, D.C., area on Thursday night, causing trees to crush cars and houses while cutting power to numerous neighborhoods. Thousands of people are waiting for their lights to turn back on after spending the night in the dark. More than 15,000 Dominion Energy customers, mostly in Fairfax County, were without ...

An elderly woman’s home was seriously damaged by a falling tree in Arlington, but neighbors stepped in to help. News4’s Joseph Olmo reports.

New Prince George’s County Executive Aisha Braveboy – who was sworn in Thursday at her alma mater, the University of Maryland – has wasted no time shaking up top leadership posts. Braveboy, now the top elected leader in Prince George’s County, chose Juneteenth for her swearing-in ceremony. “I stand before you today just humbled and real...

Downed trees were a problem in the District, including in Georgetown, where a tree toppled onto a historic house. News4’s Walter Morris reports on damage around the city.

Several reports of trees toppled over onto homes and cars, as well as debris covering the streets, followed fast-moving thunderstorms Thursday evening. News4’s Jackie Bensen reports from Maryland.

With the deadline for the D.C. Council to give preliminary approval for the Washington Commanders stadium deal less than a month away, the Council’s plans remain unclear. While Council Chairman Phil Mendelson has promised at least parts of the legislation will be voted on by July 15, councilmembers have discussed the possibility of delaying parts o...

Severe storms left damage across the DMV Thursday evening. Also on The News4 Rundown: D.C.’s medical marijuana market is expanding, and a local business group is stepping up to help connect workers with new careers.