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DC Police Searched Tunnels for Evidence of Relisha Rudd
D.C. police spent days searching a network of tunnels for evidence of Relisha Rudd, the 8-year-old girl who went missing in 2014. News4’s Mark Segraves reports.
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Five Years Later: Relisha Rudd Remembrance Day
July 11 is Relisha Rudd Remembrance Day, when District residents remember the 8-year-old girl who went missing from Northeast D.C. more than five years ago.
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Suspect in Killing of Transgender Sex Worker Says He Feared for His Life
A man accused of killing a transgender sex worker feared for his life, according to his attorney. Prince George’s County Bureau Chief Tracee Wilkins reports.
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Suspect in Killing of Transgender Woman Feared for His Life: Attorney
The suspect in the death of Zoe Spears, a 23-year-old transgender woman shot to death last month in Prince George’s County, feared for his life, according to his attorney.
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‘Oliver… Was Exactly What I Needed:' Veterinary Technician Brings Home Shelter Dog From Work After Loss
NBC and Telemundo stations across the country will team up with shelters nationwide on Aug. 17 for the fifth annual Clear the Shelters animal adoption drive.
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‘Deport Hate': Virginia Delegate Disrupts Trump's Jamestown Speech
Del. Ibraheem Samirah, the Virginia state representative for the 86th district, disrupted President Donald Trump’s speech at the 400th anniversary of Jamestown today. The interruption was a protest against “racism and bigotry,” Samirah said later on Twitter.
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Crowdfunding Campaign, Philanthropist Attempt to Save National Philharmonic
The National Philharmonic is hosting a crowdfunding campaign in an attempt to raise the $150,000 needed to avoid the closure they announced last week. Businessman and philanthropist Jim Kelly has also worked to raise cash pledges to help the orchestra.
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Here's Where to Watch the Second Round of Democratic Debates
D.C.’s brand stays consistent this week, with a number of bars hosting watch parties for the second round of Democratic debates.
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1,134 East Coast Beaches Unsafe to Swim at Least One Day in 2018, Study Says
Forty-eight percent of East Coast beaches tested in 2018 were too contaminated to swim in for at least one day of the year, an Environment America report states.
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Cyclosporiasis Outbreak Potentially Linked to Fresh Basil Imported From Mexico
Fresh basil imported from a company in Mexico potentially caused an outbreak of intestinal illness in the D.C. area, the Food and Drug Administration announced Thursday.
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Increase in Intestinal Illnesses Reported in Maryland
Maryland health officials are reporting an uptick in intestinal illness, joining Virginia in an increase in the reporting of the illnesses in recent weeks. Of the 42 reports of cyclosporiasis infections in Maryland this year, 37 have come in the past two weeks, the Maryland Department of Health said. No source has been identified. In Virginia, 39 cases of cyclosporiasis…
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Abandoned Puppy Recovering, But Man Responsible Still at Large
An emaciated 9-month-old puppy found earlier this month is recovering, and the Humane Society of the United States is now offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the man who abandoned him.
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Metro Transit Officer Helps 4-Year-Old Boy With Autism
In a viral story, a Metro Transit Police officer stepped in to help a young boy with autism after he had a meltdown on a train.
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Autistic Boy Reunited With Metro Transit Police Officer
A 4-year-old boy with autism and a Metro Transit Police Officer were reunited after the story of the two meeting went viral. News4’s Mark Segraves reports.
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Woodbridge Tow Truck Driver Strikes Man, Then Punches Him in Face: Police
A tow truck driver was arrested in Woodbridge, Virginia, on Thursday after he struck a car owner with his truck, punched the man in the face and drove off, police say.
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Here's Which DC Bars Are Open Early for Mueller's Testimony
What’s more D.C. than waking up early to go to a bar to watch a congressional hearing?
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Northern Virginia Sees Jump in Intestinal Illnesses
Health districts in Northern Virginia are reporting a significant increase in the number of intestinal illnesses during the last month.
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Public Pays Their Respects to Justice Stevens
The public paid their respects on Monday to retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, who died on July 16 at age 99 after suffering a stroke.
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Reward Upped to $10,000 for Information on Suspect in Makiyah Wilson's Death
The U.S. Marshals increased the reward to $10,000 for information leading to the capture of a man wanted in the killing of 10-year-old Makiyah Wilson.
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Herndon Child Maddie Hartman Dies of Rare Cancer
A 6-year-old girl from Virginia who was diagnosed with a rare kind of cancer has died, her father told News4.