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4 Your Health 20 mins ago

Road to remission: new treatment for advanced melanoma gives patients hope

Rick Schneider is a family man — a husband and doting father to three girls. He’s also an outdoorsman who loves to bike, hike and ski. There’s no mountain he’s not ready to climb. Bu...

Metro (WMATA) 26 mins ago

Metro expects cherry blossom ridership boom but faces budget constraints
Charles County 58 mins ago

‘Doesn't make sense': Maryland man disappeared 2 weeks ago

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Trump administration 1 hour ago

US Institute of Peace says DOGE has broken into its building

Employees of Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency have entered the U.S. Institute of Peace despite protests from the nonprofit that it is not part of the executive branch and is instead an ...
Trump administration 8 mins ago

Voice of America journalists placed on leave of absence

More than 1,300 journalists, producers and employees are on paid leave following Voice of America cuts. News4’s Dancy Spencer talks to employees on leave.
Loudoun County 3 hours ago

‘Devotion to his faith': Missing student case witness gets Iowa hometown support

Twelve days after a college student vanished while on spring break in the Dominican Republic, there’s still no sign of her. Sudiksha Konanki, a 20-year-old University of Pittsburgh student from Chanti...

Donald Trump 4 hours ago

Trump visits Kennedy Center as he puts his mark on the national arts institution

President Donald Trump will visit the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts on Monday afternoon. It’s his first time at the venerable institution since he began remaking it at the start of his second term in office. Trump plans to take a tour and attend a board meeting. The Republican president fired the previous board, replacing mem...
FDA 7 hours ago

Not enough space? FDA workers flag worries about crowded parking lots and offices

Thousands of Food and Drug Administration employees are expected to return to in-person work on the White Oak campus starting Monday. About 10,000 federal workers are expected to return to the office at the federal agency’s Silver Spring, Maryland, headquarters. One worker said this was her first time working in person since March 2020. &#822...
Washington DC 5 hours ago

What now? DC in limbo before House vote on $1.1B budget cut

D.C. leaders are working to stop Congress from forcing the District to dramatically cut spending of the city’s own funds after the Senate voted against the budget cut on Friday but the House’s vote is still at least a week away. The mayor said she has not heard from Speaker of the House Mike Johnson about whether he will...
Washington Capitals 8 hours ago

Goal counters, murals and free lawn signs: Caps hype fans for Ovechkin's Gr8 Chase

Alex Ovechkin is skating toward breaking the NHL’s all-time goal-scoring record, and the Washington Capitals are splashing murals and goal counters around the city to celebrate what they’re calling The Gr8 Chase. The Caps captain is just eight goals shy of overtaking “The Great One” Wayne Gretzky to become the league’s top scorer of all time. Gretz...
Trump administration 10 hours ago

Demonstrators protest Project 2025 outside Heritage Foundation

A large group of protesters gathered outside the headquarters of the Heritage Foundation near the Capitol on Sunday afternoon to protest Project 2025. Project 2025 is a controversial political initiative run by the foundation that maps out the reshaping of the federal government. “This affects every single American, whether they realize it or not,”...
Silver Spring 21 hours ago

As FDA workers return to office in person, concerns grow over parking

FDA workers are preparing to return in person Monday, and there are concerns that parking will be limited. News4’s Jessica Albert reports.
Cherry Blossoms Mar 16

DC's cherry blossoms reach stage 2 of 6 on the way to peak bloom

D.C.’s iconic Yoshino cherry blossoms have reached stage two as they head towards peak bloom, the National Park Service announced Sunday. Stage two means that florets, or tiny flowers that start to form within the green buds, are visible on the trees. In recent years, the trees have reached stage two earlier in March, according to NPS data. Stage.....
Education Mar 16

Education Department staff cuts could limit options for families of kids with disabilities

For parents of kids with disabilities, advocating for their child can be complicated, time-consuming — and expensive.
Metro (WMATA) Mar 16

Cherry blossoms, federal workforce and more: How Metro will handle more riders

Metro has seen an increase of riders since the pandemic and will now see even more as federal workers return to the office and people visit the cherry blossoms. News4’s Adam Tuss talks to Randy Clarke, Metro’s general manager and CEO.
Catholic Church Mar 16

Washington Archbishop McElroy attends first mass since appointment

Cardinal Robert McElroy will attend his first official mass since his appointment as the eighth archbishop of Washington on Sunday. News4’s Jessica Albert reports.
Science 4 Everyone Mar 16

Science 4 Everyone: Cardinal directions and how they relate to the sun

On this Science 4 Everyone, Storm Team4 Meteorologist (and science teacher!) Ryan Miller explains cardinal directions, how they relate to the sun and a handy trick if you don’t have a compass.
Greenbelt Mar 15

President Trump aims to keep FBI headquarters in DC, Maryland leaders object

Maryland lawmakers are reacting to President Donald Trump saying he’s stopping the relocation of the FBI to Prince George’s County. This comes more than a year after the decision was made to move headquarters to Greenbelt. But now with Trump’s comments, the big move is up in the air. Right now, what it’s causing is a delay in the....
Crime and Courts Mar 16

DC USPS worker found guilty of stealing $1.6M in checks from US mail

A United States Postal worker was found guilty by a federal jury on Friday of stealing over $1.6 million worth of checks from the U.S. mail, said the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia. Hachikosela Muchimba, 44, was found guilty of conspiracy to commit theft of mail and bank fraud, theft of mail; bank fraud; engaging in...
Northwest DC Mar 16

‘Degraded cable' contributed to apparent electrocution deaths of 2 DC dogs, Pepco says

After two dogs appeared to be fatally electrocuted while walking in Northwest D.C., Pepco said in a statement on Friday its investigation found there was “a fault in a degraded secondary cable.” In early January, the Humane Rescue Alliance told News4 it received calls about two dogs dying after being allegedly electrocuted at the same spot in front...

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