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Prince George’s County launched an incentive program to help residents and businesses pay for security cameras. Also in The News4 Rundown: A budget battle could jeopardize finances in D.C., and how some students are working to preserve the planet for future generations.

Pantry items such as granola and olive oil, plus household essentials like soap and detergent: You’ll find it all at the zero-waste store in Vienna, Virginia — but what you won’t find is disposable plastic packaging.

If you’ve walked along 14th Street in downtown D.C. anytime since 1990, you’ve seen a vacant, historic bank. The bank building at 14th and G streets now has new life – and it’s delicious. The new French restaurant La Grand Boucherie opened in the long-vacant bank building. The Scene got a First on 4 grand tour and a history...

Prince George’s County launched a new program that helps residents and businesses pay for security cameras. News4’s Mauricio Casillas reports the driving force behind the program was the mother of teenage boy killed in 2022. She believes her son’s case could have been solved if there were cameras around to record the shooter.

A Northern Virginia man pleaded guilty to causing a drunken driving crash that killed another man. The victim’s family told Northern Virginia Bureau Reporter Drew Wilder this day comes after years of painful and aggravating legal missteps.

Intense questioning and testimony Monday in the trial of a driver accused of killing two girls and injuring a third in a 2022 crash in Oakton, Virginia. News4’s Paul Wagner reports.

The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial has run out of room for names of fallen officers on its limestone walls sooner than projected. News4’s Arielle Hixson reports the final 282 names are being engraved on the original monument.

Students are filling half an acre of land with mulch for the farm, which is expected to yield $20,000 worth of produce each year for the community. News4’s Joseph Olmo reports.