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A Prince George’s County car dealership says they’re at their breaking point after thieves broke in and caused thousands of dollars in damages. News4’s Walter Morris reports.

A man working as a landscaper was shot and killed in Northeast D.C. on Saturday in what police say was an act of road rage. His widow said he was killed after a driver was angered that a leaf blower blew grass clippings onto his car.

Saturday night, just before midnight, Kyndall Myers and some of her friends were outside the Park Place at Petworth apartments in the 800 block of Quincy Street NW, where a rooftop party was being held. Minutes later, a car drove by and sprayed the area with gunfire.

Public tours of the White House will resume a full operating schedule next month, after nearly a year and a half of disruptions due to the coronavirus pandemic. Free tours of the executive mansion were suspended when President Joe Biden took office, as officials tightened virus protocols in line with guidance from the Centers for Disease Control an...

A large sinkhole along Interstate 270 South in Gaithersburg, Maryland, has been causing traffic delays for more than a week.

As Roe v. Wade is no longer the law of the land, states have begun stripping access to abortions. D.C. is offering monkeypox vaccines. And a trial is set for a WNBA star still detained in Russia.

A wave of bills across the nation this year seek to restrict LGBTQ rights. News4’s Jummy Olabanji spoke with activists and experts who are worried about this increase.

Medical examiners ruled nonprofit founder Gret Glyer’s death a homicide, however no further information has come from Fairfax City Police. News4’s Paul Wagner has the story.

Where to find Fourth of July fireworks displays around D.C., Maryland and Virginia.

A Loudoun County sheriff’s deputy who works in the adult detention center recently won a national award as correctional officer of the year, in part for cracking cases from inside the jail.

Maryland has some of the strongest abortion rights laws in the country and could see an influx of people looking for abortion services banned in other states.

WRC-TV/Channel 4 hit the air for the first time 75 years ago Monday. When the switches were flipped to start up the transmitter on June 27, 1947, there were only 700 televisions in the Washington, D.C. region. We were only on the air for three and a half hours that first evening. Today, NBC4 operates 24 hours a day, seven…

The District is set to begin providing free monkeypox vaccines Tuesday, prioritizing shots for people who have the highest risk of contracting the viral infection.