News4 Rundown

Pride has arrived, and there are ways to celebrate all around the D.C. area. Also in The News4 Rundown: Metro track work will impact riders this summer, and dozens of D.C. paramedics are suing the city.

D.C. police paid tribute to their homegrown chief on his last day in uniform. Also in The News4 Rundown: An Amtrak train malfunction affected Union Station and train service across the area, and abortion laws in the South could impact health care in Virginia.

An Arlington man rushed to the aid of a woman being assaulted and wound up a victim himself. Also in The News4 Rundown: a squabble over swimming pools in Montgomery County and The Atlantis officially opens its doors.

The daughter of a Virginia man killed in Vietnam reads his final love letter home. Also in The News4 Rundown: info on a boil-water advisory in D.C., and how to know if you need a new grill.

A shooting victim who survived against all odds shares his story after a conviction in the case. Also in The News4 Rundown: controversy over a new Maryland law that involves the odor of marijuana.

A D.C. panel ruled statues of Optimus Prime and Bumblebee outside of a Georgetown home can’t stay. Also in The News4 Rundown: The News4 I-Team breaks down an unprecedented fight over the D.C. Public Schools budget.

A look back at Tina Turner’s life and the legacy she had on music in the DMV. Also in The News4 Rundown: D.C. officials say hundreds of vacant, blighted buildings need to be dealt with.

A driver slammed a truck into a security barrier outside the White House, and police seized a Nazi flag from the scene. Also in The News4 Rundown: tips for avoiding VIN fraud and a strong warning from the U.S. surgeon general about social media’s effect on children.

A driver slammed into a police cruiser, sending a Maryland state trooper to the hospital. Also in The News4 Rundown: Retiring D.C. Police Chief Robert Contee sat down for one last interview with News4’s Mark Segraves.

A teenager set to graduate in a few days and his brother were critically injured in a car crash with a school bus in Gaithersburg. Also on The News4 Rundown: An MPD officer charged for helping a group of insurrectionists.

Virginia could feel ripple effects from a new law in North Carolina banning most abortions in the state. Also in The News4 Rundown: Everything you need to know about the opening of a new Metro station Friday, and an artist strikes a chord using guns and bullets to call for change.

A homicide victim’s family learns new information about the cold case 42 years later. Also on The News4 Rundown: Some people are being banned from a Maryland beach.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser testified before the House Oversight Committee about crime. Also in The News4 Rundown: New gun laws were signed into effect, and a Northern Virginia road is about to get a lower speed limit.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser’s new proposal to address the rise in crime is already receiving some pushback. Also in The News4 Rundown: How one county is trying to find middle ground by keeping books on school library shelves while still giving parents control.

Dan Snyder reached a deal to sell the Washington Commanders, and team insider JP Finlay takes a closer look at what this means. Also in The News4 Rundown, a local school board takes legal action against companies behind apps like TikTok and Instagram.

Officials expect 10,000 border crossing attempts daily with Title 42 restrictions lifted. In the DMV, some are sounding the alarm about running out of space and resources for migrants.

An officer with Metro Transit Police filed a lawsuit claiming she was passed over for a higher position and discriminated against because she is a Black woman. Also in The News4 Rundown, some Maryland parents are outraged after learning their children’s school would be closing, and the News4 I-Team gets answers for local Beyonce fans after a deal for a...

Tonight on The News4 Rundown, learn what a local high school is doing after two teens suffered an opioid overdose. Also, U.S. Rep. George Santos is facing federal charges.

Tonight on The News4 Rundown, the number of people experiencing homelessness is increasing in the District. Also, from the skies to the roads and rails, transportation leaders have their hands full in the DMV.

The World Health Organization said that COVID-19 no longer qualifies as a global emergency. This and other stories in The News4 Rundown.