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On this Science 4 Everyone, Storm Team4’s Ryan Miller explains how to prevent runoff from carrying pollutants in rainwater to the Chesapeake Bay watershed.

Three people were killed in separate shootings after a violent Saturday in the District.

Prince George’s County residents shared their concerns about crime and pushed for more transparency between the community, local leaders and police at a public safety forum on Saturday. 

Police search for three suspects after a man was shot in the lobby of an apartment complex in the 1400 block of Spring Road in Northwest D.C.

Friends took a plunge into the cold water of the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland on Saturday in honor of Desiree Holland, a Special Olympics athlete with Down syndrome and a long-time “super plunger.”

Fencing is set to go up around the U.S. Capitol this weekend ahead of President Joe Biden’s State of the Union address, NBC News has learned. The fencing is a safety precaution and was recommended by the Capitol Police and Secret Service. It could be installed as soon as Sunday. It has been installed several times since the January...

News4’s Melissa Mollet and Tommy McFly are jumping into a cold Chesapeake Bay on Saturday for the Polar Bear Plunge. The event raises money for Maryland’s Special Olympics.

Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service is leaving potentially life-saving tools at homes and other places where they respond to an opioid overdose.

Prosecutors played video in court Friday of an interview in which a murder suspect admitted he had a sexual encounter with the victim the day it’s believed she was killed.

Prince George’s County is considering a program that would help residents and business owners pay for surveillance cameras on their properties.

A community grieves after a teenager dies from a drug overdose at school. How families and friends are remembering their life and a News4 I-Team report on how local jurisdictions are responding to overdoses.

A former teacher and teacher’s aide in Fairfax County, Virginia, accused of abusing non-verbal disabled children entered plea agreements on Monday that would result in reduced charges and no jail time.