Mark Segraves

District officials plan to require students to test before returning from any extended school break. Mark Segraves reports.

Data shows thousands of students tested positive and thousands more still haven’t provided their results. Mark Segraves reports.

The latest wave of COVID-19 infections is hitting D.C. first responders hard.

The increase in COVID cases is affecting first responders in D.C. News4’s Mark Segraves spoke with the fire chief about whether it will impact public safety.

Health officials say while the numbers are concerning, the District is in a better place to deal with a surge than it was last year. News4’s Mark Segraves reports.

D.C. police are teaming up with the feds to stop the rise in murders. News4’s Mark Segraves reports that officials announced they will triple the reward for tips that help get ghost guns off the streets.

The Metropolitan Police Department is tripling the reward for tips that lead to the recovery of ghost guns and the arrest of people with those guns, Chief Robert Contee announced Monday.

The bakery DC Sweet Potato Cake is working to rebuild after thieves broke in and destroyed equipment just as the holiday season begins.  The break-in at the small business’ baking location in Baltimore came just a week before Thanksgiving, and as owner April Richardson prepared to open a location in downtown D.C.  “Someone has actually come into your space...

As Howard University prepared for homecoming weekend, officials dedicated a street on campus to a pioneer in education and advocate for women’s rights and racial justice.  Lucy Diggs Slowe Way is now the name of a portion of 4th Street NW.  Slowe made D.C. her home in the early 1900s. She studied and then worked at Howard, became the...

News4’s Mark Segraves reports on the Howard University street dedicated to a pioneer in education, women’s rights and racial justice.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser cut the ribbon on a development project Thursday that will bring 100 jobs to the District and serve as the new home of the African American Civil War Museum. The redevelopment of the historic Grimke School in the Shaw neighborhood was more than 10 years in the making. Frank Smith, the founder of the museum, said…

The new site will bring 100 jobs to D.C. and provide a permanent home to an important museum.

The D.C. Health Department issued a new coronavirus vaccine requirement for health workers. Mark Segraves reports it affects firefighters, paramedics, chiropracters, personal trainers and other professions.

As gun violence continues to take lives in the District, Mayor Muriel Bowser called on the D.C. Council and federal government to do their part to fight crime.  Bowser called on the D.C. Council to approve funding for more police officers, and the federal government to fully reopen courts and clear the backlog of cases.  Deadly shootings are almost...

Police also located the car used in the shooting on Eastern Avenue in May. News4’s Mark Segraves reports.

The mother of missing 2-month-old boy Kyon Jones said her son died and she disposed of his body, video obtained by News4 shows. News4’s Mark Segraves reports.

Congress will debate making D.C. the 51st state next week. News4’s Mark Segraves reports.

DC Health officials urge residents to continue mask wearing and social distancing even as cases begin to retreat. Mark Segraves reports.

More unemployment insurance is available for some workers who had multiple jobs and lost one. News4’s Mark Segraves reports.

The owner of the Georgetown building where the club is located says it is up for sale. Mark Segraves reports.