Bethesda

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…

Hateful messages were spray-painted on a shed at Walt Whitman High School in Bethesda, Maryland. Margaret Oleynik told News4 she was driving through the school parking lot when she discovered the vandalism Friday night. “Something very racist, very not OK in a very white neighborhood. There’s not a lot of color around here and it’s very … insulting,” Oleynik...

A racial slur and hateful images were spray-painted on a shed at Walt Whitman High School in Bethesda, Maryland. News4’s Darcy Spencer reports.

Bethesda Row will start closing its streets from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. to make space for more outdoor seating at restaurants. News4’s Adam Tuss takes a closer look at the new concept.

Police arrested a Maryland man after a cyclist was caught on video Monday morning on a Maryland bike trail gripping a young woman’s arm as he ripped a racial justice flyer out of her hand. One of two other young people with her told News4’s Pat Collins the cyclist rammed him with his bike and pinned him to the ground. ...

Police say they have a strong suspect in the attack on young adults on the Capital Crescent Trail. News4’s Chris Gordon reports.

Police are looking for a cyclist who was caught on video gripping a young woman’s arm as he ripped a racial justice flyer out of her hand along a trail in Bethesda, Maryland. One of two other young people with her told News4 the man rammed him with his bike and pinned him to the ground.  One victim, who...

Researches at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda are working around the clock to develop a vaccine to help protect millions of Americans from the deadly coronavirus. News4’s Doreen Gentzler reports.

Montgomery County Park Police are looking for a cyclist who was caught on video going after a group of young people posting protest sign on a popular trail. News4’s Pat Collins reports.

Students gave passionate speeches about racism and police brutality in a demonstration organized following the death of George Floyd. News4’s Darcy Spencer reports.

Social distancing has been hard, said Father Dimitrios Antokas of The Greek Orthodox Church of Saint George. When he went to livestream the Orthodox Easter service, he found photos of members of his parish taped to the pews. “I was very surprised. It filled my heart,” he said. News4’s Erika Gonzalez has the story.

TJ Kim doesn’t yet have his driver’s license, but he’s been flying across Virginia delivering medical supplies to rural hospitals in need

News4’s Jackie Bensen reports, neighbors have asked state and local officials to determine if a coronavirus testing site at Glen Echo Center is operating under proper guidelines.

A coronavirus testing site is raising red flags for some residents in Bethesda. They told News4’s Chris Gordon they had no idea it was coming and they’re concerned with how it’s being run.

Bethesda residents stepped out of their homes — practicing social distancing — to show their appreciation for health care workers. News4’s Shomari Stone reports.

The employee was sent home from Hampden Lane Liquor and Wine in Bethesda feeling ill on Wednesday. They tested positive Friday.

A breast cancer survivor from Northern Virginia is a medical marvel after taking part in an experimental treatment that wiped out any trace of the disease in her body.

The woman is cancer free for 12 years after using the experimental treatment.

Col. Charles McGee, a member of the famed Tuskegee Airmen, participated in the coin toss at Super Bowl LIV. News4’s Jackie Bensen was at BWI when he landed and has more on what the moment meant to him.