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Joint Base Andrews is locked down after a report of a man with a gun near base housing.

Things to do and free events this weekend in D.C., Maryland and Virginia.

Nationals fans (and some Atlanta Braves supporters) lined up early for Opening Day at Nationals Park. News4’s Dominique Moody takes a look what to expect this season.

Burnside Farms in Nokesville, Virginia, is kicking off its Festival of Spring.

A Prince George’s County native started growing her business, Latia Taylor Booms, during the pandemic. News4’s Jummy Olabanji asks her how she got her project to flourish.

Slipping in the playoff race, the Capitals enter their matchup with Tampa Bay desperately needing two points.

If it’s been a while since you used your Instant Pot or other multicooker, News4 Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan shares ways you can use the appliance to make life easier.

Director of Field Operations at Nats Park John Turnour explains all that goes into keeping the field in great shape. News4’s Tony Perkins reports.

News4’s Tony Perkins speaks to Washington Nationals Philanthropies CEO Tal Alter about the team’s fundraising efforts, plus how fans can join in while having some fun.

A woman was taken into custody at midnight Thursday after a standoff with police on Richmond Highway (Route 1) in the Hybla Valley area that shut down the road for 36 hours, Fairfax County police said.

Months after the Virginia attorney general announced an investigation into how Fairfax County Public Schools notified students who received a national merit certificate, the school system is releasing results of its own third-party investigation. News4’s Walter Morris reports.

Three men were shot on Georgia Avenue in Northwest D.C. on Wednesday night.

Spotsylvania’s superintendent informed parents 14 books, including Pulitzer Prize-winning “Beloved” by Toni Morrison, will be removed from public school libraries this week due to sexual content.