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Plaques Acknowledge Black History in Georgetown
Descendants of formerly enslaved residents of Georgetown gathered for the installation of a plaque commemorating a trailblazing Black couple. News4’s Mark Segraves reports on the honor that’s the first of many.
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Days of Rain Cause Flooding Concerns in Georgetown
Water levels rose on the Potomac River, prompting flooding concerns and leading business owners to cancel reservations. News4’s Walter Morris reports.
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DC Area Sees Flooding Concerns After Heavy Rains
News4’s Walter Morris reports on flooding concerns from the Georgetown Waterfront.
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79-Year-Old Woman Found After Going Missing From DC Hospital
Smith was last seen wearing a white hospital gown, a green dress with flowers and blue jeans, police said.
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Intruder Sexually Assaults Georgetown Student in DC Home: Officials
A Georgetown University student was awoken by an intruder early Sunday who sexually assaulted him in his own home, school officials said.
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DC Locals Remember Madeleine Albright
Madeleine Albright spent much of her life in Georgetown. News4’s Darcy Spencer spoke with people at one of her favorite spots about how they remember her.
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Georgetown Robbery Suspects Crash on GW Parkway During Police Pursuit
Two armed suspects, one of them 16 years old, robbed an eye wear store in Georgetown before crashing a stolen car on the George Washington Parkway while trying to evade police, D.C. police say. News4’s Darcy Spencer reports.
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Patrick Ewing Wants to End Handshake Line Following Juwan Howard Incident
Juwan Howard struck an opposing assistant coach in a handshake line over the weekend. Georgetown head coach Patrick Ewing thinks that situation is avoidable.
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Residents React After Man Shot, Killed in Georgetown
Police are asking for the public’s help tracking down the suspect. News4’s Darcy Spencer spoke to people who were in the popular D.C. neighborhood when the shooting happened during evening rush.
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Man Killed in ‘Targeted' Georgetown Shooting, Search for Gunman Ongoing
A man was shot and killed Monday evening at a busy intersection in Washington, D.C.’s Georgetown neighborhood, police say.
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Car Slams into Georgetown Store, Driver Injured: Officials
A car slammed into a storefront in Washington, D.C.’s, Georgetown neighborhood Wednesday, injuring the driver, officials said. The vehicle flipped on the 1600 block of Wisconsin Avenue NW and hit a store, D.C. Fire and EMS said. The driver was trapped in the wreckage, extricated by a rescue squad and sent to a hospital with critical injuries, officials said....
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Ex-Georgetown Tennis Coach Pleads Guilty in College Admissions Case
A former Georgetown University tennis coach is expected to plead guilty Monday in Boston federal court in the ongoing college admissions bribery case
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Off-Duty DC Officer Shoots Man in Georgetown Amid Armed Robbery: Police
An off-duty D.C. police officer injured a man in Georgetown early Wednesday when gunfire erupted as the officer intervened in an armed robbery, police say. The officer exchanged gunfire with a “possible suspect” in the armed robbery and another shooting about 12:15 a.m., according to Executive Assistant Chief Ashan Benedict and a D.C. police watch commander for the Second...
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Off-Duty DC Officer Shoots Armed Robbery Suspect in Georgetown: Police
An off-duty D.C. police officer shot a man in Georgetown early Wednesday following an armed robbery that left another man injured, police say.
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Inside Julia Child's Renovated Former Georgetown Home
Julia Child’s former home in Georgetown was recently renovated. Take an inside look with News4’s Aimee Cho.
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Ex-Georgetown Tennis Coach to Plead Guilty in College Scam
A former Georgetown University tennis coach accused of accepting more than $2 million in bribes to help kids get into the school will plead guilty in the sweeping college admissions scandal.
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Student Loan Borrowers Have 4 More Months Without Payments. How to Make the Most of the Extra Cash
For most borrowers, student loan payments won’t be due until 2022. Experts weigh in on the best ways to spend the extra cash until then.
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Georgetown Exhibit Lets Fashion Fans Walk Runway
A new fashion installation in Georgetown lets visitors learn about design and sustainable clothing — and snap some photos for social media in front of stylish backgrounds. Inside the Wardrobe is a 20,000-square-foot art exhibit on M Street NW. Visitors can stroll through rooms with themes including the beach and a carousel near the Eiffel Tower, walk a runway, and…
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New Restaurant to Open at Dean & DeLuca Building in Georgetown
The loss of restaurants and retail stores during the pandemic is a familiar story. Now some things are starting to turn around in Georgetown. News4’s Jackie Bensen reports it involves a new project from an internationally known restaurateur who is no stranger to D.C.
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New Sidewalk Decks to Be Installed in Georgetown
A new project is adding more space to give people room to spread out. News4’s Derrick Ward reports.