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DC Police Have Fired Their Service Weapons More Than Usual in February
Police have fired their weapons four days in a row facing suspects they say were armed. News4’s Aimee Cho reports.
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Montgomery County Lays Out Return to School Plan
A small group of students will return at the beginning of March and more will come back through the end of April. Aimee Cho reports.
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DC to Begin Coronavirus Vaccinations in Some Houses of Worship
Health officials hope holding vaccination drives where people worship will build trust in the community. News4’s Aimee Cho reports.
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DC Man Vaccinated for COVID-19 After Getting on Pharmacy Waitlist for No-Shows
A healthy, 36-year-old Washington, D.C., resident says he was able to get vaccinated against COVID-19 this week by getting on a pharmacy waitlist used when people fail to show up to their vaccination appointments.
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Grocery Stores May Have COVID Vaccine Wait Lists
If health care workers and other first responders miss appointments, others could be called so doses are not wasted. News4’s Aimee Cho reports.
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15-Year-Old Arrested in Connection With DC Man's Murder
The shooting in the Garfield Heights neighborhood of Southeast has many frustrated and fed up with the violence. Aimee Cho reports.
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How to Avoid Ballot Mistakes and Make Sure Your Vote Is Counted
Extraneous marks and coffee stains can create problems for election workers and even get your ballot tossed. News4’s Aimee Cho explains what to avoid.
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DC Initiative Explained: Changing Policing of Psychedelic Plants and Mushrooms
Initiative 81 would change the way D.C. enforces the non-commercial planting, cultivation, distribution, possession and use of entheogenic plants and fungi. News4’s Aimee Cho explains.
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Ballot Canvassing Begins in Montgomery County
Election officials are starting to sort and check mail-in ballots. Aimee Cho reports.
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Montgomery County Prepares to Count Surge of Mail-In Ballots
County officials say they are taking necessary steps to keep voting machines safe. Aimee Cho reports.
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Charter School Empowers Next Generation of Leaders
A public charter school set to open this fall in Fort Totten will focus on social justice issues like racism and inequality. News4’s Aimee Cho has the story.
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Arlington Nurse Traveling to Coronavirus Hot Spots to Volunteer
An Arlington nurse who volunteered for six weeks treating coronavirus patients in New York is heading to a new hot spot. News4’s Aimee Cho reports.
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DC Veterinarians Say They're Being Bullied for Enforcing Coronavirus Restrictions
Stop the bullying, a D.C. animal hospital recently had to tell pet owners. Clients of Friendship Hospital for Animals, in Northwest D.C., are regularly aggressive toward employees who are enforcing coronavirus-related restrictions, they say. “Our staff is getting berated, belittled and bullied on a daily basis,” the facility said Tuesday in an email to clients. Dr. Christine Klippen said...
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Fredericksburg Police Implements New Changes to Reduce Use of Force
News4’s Aimee Cho reports on the eight reforms the Fredericksburg Police Department has put in place to cut down on the department’s use of force.
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DC Community Concerned After Crowd Gathers for Outdoor Concert
An advisory neighborhood commissioner took video that shows a large crowd gathered at Oxon Run Park for an outdoor concert. Many people were seen without masks, News4’s Aimee Cho reports. D.C. police said in an update that no one was arrested and “voluntary compliance” in mask wearing is their goal.
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Lawsuit Alleges Former Cardinal McCarrick Ran ‘Sex Cabal' at Beach House
Former Catholic Cardinal Theodore McCarrick is accused in a lawsuit of sexually abusing boys at a beach house in New Jersey in the 1980s.
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Lawsuit Alleges Former Cardinal McCarrick Ran ‘Sex Cabal' at Beach House
Former Catholic Cardinal Theodore McCarrick is accused in a lawsuit of sexually abusing boys at a beach house in New Jersey in the 1980s. News4’s Aimee Cho reports.
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Catholic University Student Killed at NJ Home
Catholic University of America student Daniel Anderl had just turned 20 and was about to start his junior year when he was shot and killed in his home on Sunday. News4’s Aimee Cho reports.
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Catholic University Community Mourns Death of Federal Judge's Son Killed in NJ
Catholic University of America student Daniel Anderl had just turned 20 and was about to start his junior year when he was shot and killed in his home on Sunday. Members of the D.C. university’s community mourned his loss. According to the initial investigation, Anderl was at home with his parents in New Brunswick, New Jersey, when a man came...
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DC Seeing Up to 7-Day Wait for COVID-19 Test Results Amid Increased Demand
If you get tested for the coronavirus at a public site in D.C., you now may have to wait as long as seven days to get your results. The estimated wait time in D.C. was three to five days. It’s now five to seven days, officials said Thursday. The wait is now longer because more people are getting tested...