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Family of man killed at Pentagon Metro station outraged over plea deal
The family of a man who was stabbed to death at the Pentagon Metro station is disgusted with the plea deal and sentence the man convicted of killing their loved one will receive. It will allow him to be released in less than four years. Northern Virginia Bureau Chief Julie Carey got reaction from the victim’s family.
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Behind the science of wastewater treatment at an Arlington County facility
Storm Team4 Meteorologist (and Science Teacher!) Ryan Miller explains the mechanical, biological and chemical processes used to treat sewage at the Arlington County Water Pollution Control Plant.
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New owners find human remains during inspection of Arlington property
The medical examiner is working to identify the person and determine how they died.
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Human remains found on walk-through of Arlington property
Arlington County officers were called to “suspicious circumstances” and are working to identify the person.
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Story of a deaf Welsh WWI sniper inspired ‘Private Jones' at Signature Theatre
A new production in Northern Virginia tells a World War I story and makes it accessible for all. News4’s Tommy McFly spoke with cast members about Signature Theatre’s “Private Jones.”
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Arlington parents seek $2M for afterschool programs after fatal suspected fentanyl overdoses
Parents and community groups in Arlington, Virginia, want more money for afterschool programs after two students died from suspected fentanyl overdoses.
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Arlington moms want better afterschool programs in fight against fentanyl
Parents and a community group in Arlington are pushing for more money for afterschool programs after two students died from suspected fentanyl overdoses. Northern Virginia Bureau Chief Julie Carey spoke with some of the mothers fighting to make a difference.
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MedStar Health gives $100,000 in scholarships to Marymount University physical therapy students
A health care system in the DMV area has offered five $20,000 scholarships to Marymount University physical therapy students to address the current physical therapist shortage.
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MedStar Health gives $100,000 in scholarships to Marymount University physical therapy students
News4’s Aimee Cho speaks with a current Marymount University student who received a $20,000 MedStar Health scholarship.
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Soldiers accused of stealing pride flags in Arlington
Two soldiers assigned to the Army’s elite Old Guard were arrested and charged with stealing pride flags from a home in south Arlington, News4’s Paul Wagner reports. Update: Court records initially said one suspect failed to appear in court Wednesday, but his attorney said it was due to a clerical error. That error was resolved Thursday, and the court removed...
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Old Guard soldiers charged with stealing pride flags from Arlington home
Two soldiers assigned to the U.S. Army’s elite Old Guard were arrested and charged with stealing pride flags from a home in south Arlington, and neighbors have rallied to support the targeted couple.
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Arlington's Torri Huske has sight set on Paris Olympics
Arlington’s Torri Huske hopes to make a return to the Olympics this year. News4’s Jummy Olabanji spoke with her about her preparation for the Olympic trials.
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Former girls basketball coach accused of sex offenses against minors in Arlington County
Arlington County police have charged a former girls basketball coach with sexually abusing minors, and they believe there could be more victims.
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Former girls basketball coach charged with sexual abuse in Arlington County
Arlington County police are concerned there could be more victims in the case against George Porcha.
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Early voting is now underway in Virginia's primary. Why are voters staying home?
Early voting began Friday in Virginia, for the Commonwealth’s presidential primary on Super Tuesday. But with snow keeping some offices closed and some voters at home, turnout was low on the first day.
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Metro closing 3 stations during Martin Luther King Jr. weekend, with shuttles replacing trains
If you ride Metrorail, heads up for track work and other projects planned over the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend. Here’s what to know about travel changes for Friday, Jan. 12 through Monday, Jan. 15. Metro General Manager Randy Clarke said this about the system’s buses: “One thing that kind of bothers me sometimes with our conversations around rail…
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2 Arlington Metro stations closing for weekend track work
Track work and other projects will impact the Blue, Orange, Silver and Red Lines over Martin Luther King Jr. weekend. News4’s Adam Tuss shares info on the closures and the best ways to get around them.
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Carjacked vehicle crashes into Alexandria police cruiser during chase
Authorities are investigating the crash involving a carjacked vehicle and an Alexandria police cruiser.
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Carjacked vehicle crashes into Alexandria police cruiser during chase
Authorities are investigating the crash involving a carjacked vehicle and a police cruiser. News4’s Joseph Olmo reports.
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Work resumes on Arlington Confederate memorial removal
A century-old memorial to Confederate soldiers was removed from Arlington National Cemetery on Wednesday after a ruling by a federal judge.