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After 12 years of anchoring News4 Today, Eun Yang is taking on a new assignment. She shares a special message with the viewers who have invited her into their homes first thing every morning.

D.C.’s cherry blossoms are approaching peak bloom on Thursday. News4’s Juliana Valencia checks in on the Tidal Basin.

Two men were killed and three teenage boys were shot in three separate shootings in a matter of hours Wednesday evening in D.C.

The Tastee Diner, a fixture in Silver Spring, Maryland, since the 1940s, suddenly closed its doors for the last time Wednesday afternoon.

More speed and red light cameras and fewer buses are among the proposals in D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser’s new budget intended to deal with a massive shortfall over the next four years.

As data breaches proliferate and fraud losses rise, some consumer protection advocates want to update federal banking laws to include victims tricked into sending money to scammers.

Health leaders in Montgomery County, Maryland, say some students are taking fentanyl on purpose. News4’s Darcy Spencer reports on an upcoming community forum to help educate students and families.

There’s serious criticism in a Northeast D.C. community about plans to build a new pedestrian bridge. News4’s Adam Tuss explains.

A 16-year-old boy was killed and another teen seriously hurt when suspects in a stolen car opened fire on the teens as they rode a motor bike Tuesday night in Southeast D.C., police say. D.C. police said the gunmen shot the teens near Alabama Plaza, a strip mall near the Suitland Parkway. Traev’on Green, of Southeast, died in the...

A Virginia woman was found guilty of murder in the 2018 shootings of her two daughters.

The Kennedy Center’s RiverRun Festival will feature performances, education and art based on the world’s rivers. The Scene’s Tommy McFly has a preview.

The family of Timothy Johnson, the man shot by Fairfax County Police near Tyson’s Corner Center in February, says body cam video shows he was unarmed and posed no threat when two officers opened fire.