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The Department of Justice unveiled the first ever federal indictment of a former president. Also in The News4 Rundown: A black bear caused chaos in Northeast D.C., and a look at the often challenging pathway to parenthood for the LGBTQ+ community.

With the LGBTQ+ and ally communities coming together this weekend for Pride, News4 looks at how the family dynamic has changed for same-sex couples. An estimated 30% of LGBTQ+ adults are raising a child, but that pathway to parenthood historically has not been easy. News4’s Tommy McFly reports members of the community still face obstacles.

Commonwealth’s Attorney John Bell learned from a local investigative reporter the sheriff had been the subject of two internal affairs investigations in his previous job as a Herndon police officer. 

A failure at the District’s Department of Motor Vehicles that allowed a woman with five DUI convictions to keep her license was not an isolated incident and dates back several years, according to a D.C. government source.

The mom of Jayz Agnew received her son’s 8th grade promotion certificate from Benjamin Stoddard Middle school. The 13-year-old was shot and killed in Hillcrest Heights earlier this year while raking leaves.

A Maryland town placed a “do not enter” sign at its public beach to keep tourists out. The News4 I-Team spoke with a man who challenged this very issue of beach access in Connecticut and won.

The flagship event for Pride month’s biggest weekend kicks off around 3 p.m. on Saturday. Watch the 2023 Capital Pride Parade live on NBCWashington.com.

Essential details for the Capital Pride Parade, Block Party and Festival, including the parade route, times and best Metro stops.

Next week is National Nursing Assistants Week and News4 is celebrating those unsung heroes. Molette Green reports.

A large black bear climbed up a tree in Northwest Washington, D.C., and early Friday found itself in some trouble.

Air quality in the Washington, D.C., region is improving Friday after the area experienced the worst air quality in the world for a time on Thursday.

Michael Winger made it clear he’s got work to do as the Washington Wizards’ new top basketball executive. Winger, who spent the last six seasons as the Los Angeles Clippers’ general manager, has the title of President of Monumental Basketball. He’ll also oversee the WNBA’s Washington Mystics and the G League’s Capital City Go-Go. The Wizards,...

Some Prince George’s County homeowners say sewage is flowing into their homes, and efforts to get the problem addressed have been unsuccessful.