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Teens involved in large fight in Navy Yard may be connected to nearby robbery
After fights broke out in the Navy Yard area of D.C. Saturday night, police said some of the teens involved may be connected to a nearby robbery. Video from a News4 viewer shows a large crowd of what ... -
Young runners meet big goals during Girls on the Run 5K
The Girls on the Run 5K Celebration Run in Bethesda gives thousands of young girls a sense of accomplishment as they cross the finish line. News4’s Jessica Albert reports.
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Power still out for thousands in DC area after deadly storms
The same severe weather that downed trees, flooded roads and killed at least two people on Friday led more than 2 million people in D.C., Maryland and Virginia to lose power on Friday night. By mid-mo... -
Crews clean up aftermath of storms in Fairfax County
Crews are cleaning up and people are still without power after storms hit Northern Virginia Friday. News4’s Jessica Albert reports.
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Celebration of transgender freedom on the National Mall
WorldPride gets underway on May 17 in Washington D.C., and to kick off the celebration on the National Mall, more than 1,000 transgender people and allies around the U.S. created the Freedom To Be art installation. News4’s Drew Wilder reports.
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More than 2 million lost power across the DMV overnight
UPDATE: Go here for the latest power outage numbers. The same severe weather that downed trees, flooded roads and killed at least two people on Friday led more than 2 million people in D.C., Maryland and Virginia to lose power on Friday night. By mid-morning Saturday, tens of thousands of people were still waiting for their power to come back…... -
100-year-old Maryland real estate agent shares secrets to success
Like many of us, Mary Wykes drives herself to work every day. But unlike most of us, she was born in the 1920s. She’s one of the oldest active real estate agents in the U.S.
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Nonverbal painter and poet with autism uses his art to be heard
Artists often use their work to share a message. A local painter and poet who is nonverbal also uses his art to be heard. Charles Lenny Lunn has autism and apraxia, which prevents him from speaking. In the studio, Lunn uses rollers and brushes to express himself. His style is modern and uniquely his own. His paintings are colorful, bold…... -
‘So glad I wasn't hurt': Teen describes getting caught in the storm
A 17-year-old girl said she was on her way home from lacrosse practice when she encountered Friday evening’s deadly storms. She told News4’s Jackie Bensen about the tree falling down around her car.
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Maryland dad fears Medicaid cuts could harm disabled 10-year-old's quality of life
A father in Montgomery County, Maryland, is concerned his disabled daughter could lose her coverage.
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Deadly destructive storms move through DMV: The News4 Rundown
Severe weather affects much of the country, including the DMV, where storm-related deaths were reported. Also on The News4 Rundown: Two people are in the hospital after being struck by a car in Northeast D.C.
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New season, new faces for 2025 Mystics
The start of the WNBA season represents a new era in Washington Mystics basketball. News4’s Gio Del Fa explains.
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2 killed by falling trees in Northern Virginia
Two deaths from trees falling on cars were reported in Northern Virginia Friday evening as severe thunderstorms quickly passed through the D.C. area. A woman was killed when a tree fell on her car in the area of Mount Vernon and Woodlawn. Another person died after a tree fell on a car in the area of GW Parkway and...
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Prince George's County native Dorian Strong set to make NFL debut
Dorian Strong was drafted by the Buffalo Bills last month.
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Jury has more questions on 4th day of weighing case on toddler's shootout killing
For a fourth day, jurors deliberated in the case of a man accused of murder after a 2-year-old boy was caught in crossfire and killed during a shootout in Langley Park. News4’s Darcy Spencer reports.
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Army will place metal plates on DC streets to protect them from tanks in parade
The Army will place large metal plating at key points on Washington’s streets. That’s to better protect them from the thunderous movements of 25 M1 Abrams main battle tanks set to roll through the capital in a military parade on June 14. Each of the Abrams tanks weighs approximately 60 tons, and concerns about what that weight could do ... -
What is habeas corpus and why is the Trump administration considering suspending it?
Where did the principle of habeas corpus come from, and why is the current administration looking to repeal it? Here’s what to know.
