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The FBI will leave its D.C. headquarters and relocate 1,500 employees, Director Kash Patel said in an interview that aired Friday morning.

A federal judge has told the Trump administration that its explanation for state secrets privilege in the Kilmar Abrego Garcia case is “inadequate.”

The Fort Washington Food Pantry is making a move, but the volunteers remain committed to serving the community. News4’s Molette Green reports. For more info, visit: fortwashingtonfoodpantry.net

An audit of Maryland autopsies has uncovered at least 36 deaths in police custody that should have been considered homicides, state officials said.

Metro General Manager and CEO Randy Clarke says the system is ready to launch automatic train operations (ATO) on the Green and Yellow lines. ATO is designed to make for a smoother and safer ride with fewer delays. News4’s Joseph Olmo reports. 

Alexandria police are mentoring boys through a pilot program. News4 photojournalist Beth Brown shows how police are showing young men how to dress for success.

The chairman of the D.C. Council said he believes the Council will approve the deal to bring the Washington Commanders back to D.C. — but it’s going to take longer than the team and the mayor have agreed to. After months of delays, Mayor Muriel Bowser sent her 2026 budget to the Council. It includes funding for the stadium...

The Washington Capitals lost 3-1 to the Carolina Hurricanes in Game 5, ending their Stanley Cup Playoffs run.

Plans for EV charging stations in Maryland and Virginia are on hold as Trump administration officials review Biden-era allocations.

Large crowds of immigration rights advocates and organizations gathered outside the Supreme Court Thursday as justices heard oral arguments on the Trump administration’s plan to restrict birthright citizenship. Also on The News4 Rundown: A federal program to expand the electric vehicle charging network is suspended.

A safety training facility for flight attendants just opened in Chantilly, Virginia. Transportation Reporter Adam Tuss went behind the scenes with United employees as they prepared for emergencies.

A 2-year-old reportedly fell from the 15th floor of an apartment building in Silver Spring, Maryland, but bushes broke the fall.