Bethesda

A local restaurant owner knew many mothers hadn’t seen their children in over a year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, so he flew several vaccinated moms to the D.C. area for some heartwarming reunions on this Mother’s Day weekend.

The owner of Medium Rare flew several vaccinated mothers to the D.C. area for a special Mother’s Day. News4’s Aimee Cho reports.

The high winds Friday knocked a decades-old tree onto a house in Bethesda. No one was injured. News4’s Shomari Stone reports.

Some properties in one Bethesda neighborhood might be compromised due to a Beltway construction project. News4’s Adam Tuss reports.

UMD Freshman Drew Haas plans to turn her special order business into a career after college. Megan McGrath reports.

North Bethesda now has a membership-based dog park with automatic water bowls for pups and craft beer for humans.  Bark Social recently opened in North Bethesda on nearly an acre of land. It triples as a dog park, beer garden and coffee shop where dogs run around off-leash under the supervision of “bark rangers.” The business’ tagline is “Dogs...

A high-end dog park with a cover charge for dogs is now open in North Bethesda. News4’s Tommy McFly took a look.

You’re walking in a parking lot when a man says he sees a dent in your car and can fix it. You say OK and agree on a price, but he makes the damage worse and then demands more money.  Montgomery County police say they have a warrant for the arrest of a dent repair scammer who has trolled...

A man who was filmed assaulting young people posting George Floyd flyers on a bike trail in Bethesda last summer was sentenced to probation on Tuesday. Anthony Brennan III, 61, of Kensington, received three years probation, the first of which will be supervised. He was ordered to complete anger management classes and an alcohol and substance abuse evaluation, and to…

A man who was filmed assaulting young people posting George Floyd flyers on a bike trail in Bethesda last summer was sentenced to probation on Tuesday. Cory Smith reports.

A Maryland appeals court has overturned a wealthy stock trader’s conviction on a murder charge in the fiery death of a man who was helping him dig tunnels for an underground nuclear bunker

The man dubbed “America’s doctor” turned 80 this Christmas Eve, so the Bethesda-Chevy Chase Rescue Squad took a break from fighting fires to sing him happy birthday as he left work Wednesday night.

Dr. Fauci turns 80 on Dec. 24, so fire crews gathered outside the National Institute of Health campus to wish him a happy birthday. As seen on News4 at 11 p.m. Thursday Dec. 24, 2020.

Passionfish in Bethesda is the latest restaurant in our area to close its doors. The owner spoke with News4’s Derrick Ward about the difficult decision for a neighborhood favorite.

Cheers can be heard in Bethesda, Maryland in the moments after Joe Biden defeated President Donald Trump according to NBC News projections. People cheered and hit pots and pans.

Microsoft announced Monday that it will buy ZeniMax Media, the company that owns well-known video game publisher Bethesda, for $7.5 billion in cash.

A 71-year-old man was charged with committing six armed bank robberies in Montgomery County, Maryland, over the past nine years.  James Wersick was arrested Tuesday morning after county police say an officer caught him moments after a stickup at PNC Bank on River Road in Potomac. Officials say he was found with a gun, a bagful of cash and three...

Nationally-known deli Call Your Mother Bagels is taking its famous bagels and iconic pink-and-blue look out of D.C. for the first time. Call Your Mother Bagels on Tuesday launched a new mobile restaurant housed inside an antique streetcar. The owners have replaced the orange and green paint familiar to many D.C. residents, but they’re keeping its original name: Honey....

Residents of a Bethesda neighborhood aren’t missing art galleries right now because they get to experience one each time they go for a walk. It’s all thanks to a very talented artist who lives around the corner. News4’s Shomari Stone reports.

Three teens were charged in connection to hateful messages spray-painted on a storage shed outside Walt Whitman High School in Bethesda, Maryland, police say. A racial slur, the word “lynch” and a noose were discovered emblazoned on the shed in yellow spray paint Saturday morning, Montgomery County police said. On Sunday, a 17-year-old boy and 18-year-old Jake Foster Hoffman, of…