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1 Dead in Alexandria Townhouse Fire
A man has died after a fire burned through a three-story home in Alexandria.
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750-Pound Man Gets 5 Years in Prison for Dealing Cocaine
A convicted drug dealer who weighs 750 pounds was sentenced to five years in prison during a hearing that was held in a courthouse loading dock as he lay on a stretcher inside an ambulance.
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Maryland Smoking Age Increase Goes Into Effect Tuesday
In Maryland, you’ll be need to be 21 to buy cigarettes starting Tuesday.
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Construction Begins on Native American Veterans Memorial
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian has broken ground on a memorial to honor Native American veterans.
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Smithsonian Breaks Ground on Native American Veterans Memorial
A new memorial on the National Mall will honor Native American veterans. It’s designed by an acclaimed artist of Cheyenne and Arapaho descent. He’s also a marine who served in the Vietnam War. News4’s Derrick Ward reports.
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Montgomery County Bill Would Ban Vape Shops Near Schools
A bill proposed in Montgomery County, Maryland, would force vape shops to move away from schools.
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Jefferson Davis Highway Signs Coming Down in Arlington
A county in northern Virginia is taking down signs that name a major highway after the former president of the Confederacy.
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Baltimore Teen Gets Life in Prison for Police Officer Slaying
A murder trial has begun for one of four teenagers accused of killing a Maryland police officer.
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9-Year-Old Boy Dies After Fire at Unlicensed Apartment
A boy has died days after a fire which also killed a man in D.C. The building was not licensed for people to live in and city leaders say those victims and others were living in unsafe conditions.
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Virginia Drama Teacher Accused of Recording Students, Au Pairs Out on Bond
A Virginia high school drama teacher accused of secretly recording students undressing is free on bond.
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Child Porn Suspect Released on Bail
Former Herndon High School teacher Raphael Schklowsky was released on bail today after he was charged with unlawful filming and possession of child pornography. News4’s Julie Carey has the story.
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Virginia Drama Teacher Accused of Recording Students Undressing in School
A Virginia drama teacher previously accused of illegally filming his au pair and charged with child pornography also filmed girls “in various states of undress” inside a high school, Fairfax County police said.
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Teacher Accused of Filming Students Undressing Charged
A former drama teacher in Northern Virginia is in jail accused of secretly recording students while they undressed. Police filed new charges against him Thursday. News4’s Drew Wilder reports.
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Here's Your Memorial Day Weekend Forecast
The Washington, D.C. metro area is in for a breezy, but calm Memorial Day weekend after a massive storm system blew through the area on Thursday.
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Early Weather, May 25
Storm Team4 Meteorologist Clay Anderson has your early weather for May 25, 2019.
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Maryland Dance Group for Youth With Down Syndrome to Perform With Andy Grammer
A dance company in Bethesda, Maryland gives children and young adults with down syndrome a place to be themselves. On Wednesday, the team will perform with pop singer Andy Grammer at the Annual AcceptAbility Gala in Washington, D.C.
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Local Dance Group for Youth With Down Syndrome to Perform
A dance company in Bethesda, Maryland, gives young adults with Down syndrome a place to be themselves. On Wednesday, the team will perform with pop singer Andy Grammer at the Annual AcceptAbility Gala in Washington, D.C. New4’s Aimee Cho goes inside their rehearsal for the event.
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Archdiocese of Washington Installs First African-American Archbishop
The Archdiocese of Washington, D.C., installed its first African-American archbishop on Tuesday.
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Archbishop Wilton Gregory Formally Installed
Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory officially became the first ever African-American Archbishop of Washington. News4’s David Culver reports.
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Georgetown to Expel 2 Students Linked to Admissions Scandal
Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., says it is expelling two students linked to an admissions scandal involving the school’s former tennis coach.