News4’s Pat Collins speaks with Rev. Timothy Cole, the pastor of Christ Church in Georgetown, who was the first person diagnosed with coronavirus in D.C.

A Washington, D.C., pastor had the first known case of coronavirus in the D.C. area in early March. He is home and recovering after spending three weeks hospitalized, he told News4 on Tuesday. The Rev. Timothy Cole, the pastor at Christ Church in Georgetown, was diagnosed with coronavirus earlier this month after returning from an Episcopal church convention in...

Authorities say a boat that started doing doughnuts after hitting a wave in the Potomac River tossed the driver overboard

A landmark hotel just outside the nation’s capital has received the go-ahead for a partial demolition and major redevelopment. The Key Bridge Marriott in Rosslyn has sat just across the Potomac River from D.C.’s Georgetown neighborhood since 1959. It is the oldest Marriott still in service, built just two years after the company — which began in the 1920s...

Three families have lived side by side by side in Georgetown for 100 years. News4’s Mark Segraves reports.

More than 500 parishioners at Christ Church in Georgetown were asked to self quarantine after a rector and an organist were diagnosed with coronavirus.
News4’s Shomari Stone reports.

In the center of Georgetown lies a vacant lot where construction is supposed to occur, but instead, residents have had a crane looming over their heads for the past three years. The site at 30th and M streets appears to be abandoned, and residents have been complaining about the empty spot for years. “Once upon a time I thought they…

A construction site in Georgetown hasn’t shown signs of activity in years. Mark Segraves reports.

Historians are hopeful that one of the four human skeletons recently found in the basement a Georgetown home could belong to one of the most famous slaves in the history of Washington, D.C.

“There’s history literally buried under people’s feet.” Historians say skeletal remains found at a Georgetown home could belong to a famous slave. News4’s Mark Segraves reports.

One person has died after a car crashed into the Potomac River early Tuesday near the Georgetown waterfront, officials said.

DC Police, Fire and EMS spent Monday night at the Georgetown waterfront trying to retrieve a car with one person inside that were submerged in the Potomac. The identity of the person and the events that led to the car being submerged are unknown. News4’s Juliana Valencia reports.

D.C. police served a search warrant at a Georgetown smoke shop for the second time in two months Thursday afternoon, and the owners say they are being bullied. Neighbors and the D.C. government believe Mr. Nice Guy Smoke Shop on 33rd Street NW is breaking the law and creating a public nuisance.  When the shop reopened after the search...

D.C. police searched a Georgetown smoke shop for the second time in two months. The owners told Jackie Bensen they are being bullied.

D.C. police are asking for help finding the person who broke into a pharmacy in Georgetown. Shomari Stone reports it appears he may be a repeat offender.

Christmas Day may be the sole holiday when the Smithsonian Museums close their doors, but that doesn’t mean your stuck inside.

Some residents in Georgetown have gone nearly 10 days without phone service after construction crews accidentally cut Verizon lines. News4’s Jackie Bensen spoke with the daughter of an elderly woman who is worried because her mother can’t even call 911.

Some businesses and residents in Georgetown have been without phone service for more than a week. The phones in question use the old-fashioned landline phones, which can be used for both making calls and sending transactions from credit card machines. Residents in the Northwest D.C. neighborhood told News4 they are frustrated they can’t get answers as to when they’ll...

A Georgetown men’s basketball player who is now off the team was among three Hoyas who were accused of burglary and harassment.