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We’re not surprised that Taylor is the Time Person of the Year, besting co-finalists King Charles, Barbie and the Trump prosecutors… but what if she was up against Santa? We shudder to think, and luckily we don’t have to. Although tickets to the 9:30 Club’s Bey vs. Tay Dance Party go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. (or should...

The Salvation Army’s Angel Tree program is helping thousands of kids in the D.C. area. News4’s Molette Green shares how you can be part of making the holiday season extra specials for families who need support. 

The mother of man killed in a crash while be chased by D.C. police was found not guilty of assaulting a U.S. marshal in a courtroom after a jury convicted two police officers in the case. Karen Hylton’s trial in federal court took two days. Hylton shouted in court and clashed with officers as a jury announced its verdict...

Thursday night’s menorah lighting and parade in Bethesda, Maryland, took on a different feeling this year. News4’s Jackie Bensen reports the Israel-Hamas war coupled with a rise in antisemitic incidents weighed on the hearts of those who took part.

Greenbelt police say a series of car break-ins happened Wednesday night inside the parking garage of the Verde Apartments off Greenbelt Road. News4’s Walter Morris got reaction from residents.

How D.C.’s crime surveillance network work and could include private cameras. Also in The News4 Rundown: What D.C. parents need to know to prevent their kids from missing school for not being up to date on their immunizations, and a police officer almost killed in a crash is released from the hospital.

A Maryland man behind a class action lawsuit against the Archdiocese of Washington said the assault he endured as a child by a priest caused decades of substance abuse, shame and depression. “From age 15 until I was 40 … I used alcohol to cope with the pain, but all that did was turn me into an alcoholic,” said the…

A Maryland woman celebrated her 110th birthday at the Collington Life Care Community in Prince George’s County. Dorothy Davenport was born in the District, got her degree from Howard University, worked for the D.C. government for more than 35 years and is deeply involved in Mount Horeb Baptist Church.

D.C. police say they will launch a real-time crime center at Metropolitan Police Department headquarters.