Angela Jacob

Why were thousands of people suddenly reading an Arlington Now news story that is weeks old? Seemingly, because Amazon employees are very interested. News4’s Jackie Bensen reports.

Breathe a sigh of relief: The chance for snow this weekend in the D.C. metro area is dropping — although areas south and west of D.C. could still see snow.

Two stations on Metro’s Red Line are on schedule to reopen on time after being closed for much of the summer for structural repairs. Adam Tuss reports.

Two stations on Metro’s Red Line are on schedule to reopen on time after being closed for much of the summer for structural repairs.

The Rhode Island Avenue and Brookland stations are now shuttered through Labor Day.

The Brookland and Rhode Island Avenue Metro stations will be closed for 45 days starting Saturday. The repairs are needed, despite the inconvenience, Metro says, but some riders are frustrated. News4’s Nicole Jacobs reports.

The Rhode Island Avenue and Brookland stations on the Red Line will be closed from July 21 to Sept. 3.

Metro is closing two Red Line stations for 45 days beginning on July 21 for serious repairs. News4’s Adam Tuss reports.

Your state government may be holding on to money and property from forgotten bank accounts, stock dividends or the safe deposit boxes.

CVS Health has agreed to continue sales of SmarTrip cards in the Washington region’s 200 CVS stores after previously saying it would stop selling the cards due to challenges with Metro.

A Montgomery County man who works at Gaithersburg High School was arrested Tuesday on charges related to his inappropriately touching three girls over several years.

If you reload your Metro card at CVS stores, you’re going to have to find another way soon.

When you call a Lyft in the District from Friday to Sunday, you could choose to ride in a bright, colorful sedan with the name of another country on it.

The ship, called American Constitution, goes to 10 locations total, including Baltimore, Maryland; Norfolk, Virginia; Williamsburg, Virginia; Annapolis, Maryland; and The Wharf in D.C.

A 21-year-old Montgomery County man was arrested Wednesday after police say he secretly took photos of people inside a Rockville cheerleading studio’s bathroom.

A man placed a camera in the cheerleading gym where he worked and then did internet searches saying he did it, police say. News4’s Aimee Cho reports.

The District on Thursday launched a new program designed to free up emergency resources by redirecting less urgent 911 medical calls to nurses.

Some D.C. residents who dial 911 will soon get the help they need directly over the phone. The city has launched a new program to field less urgent calls to a group of nurses to reduce the number of unnecessary ambulance runs. News4’s Aimee Cho reports.

Job seekers are invited to attend a free career fair in the D.C. area on May 17 for positions that will be available across different industries.

If you were planning to use Metro’s Yellow Line this weekend, you’ll need to make other plans.