News4 Rundown

On today’s News4 Rundown: One of the most recognizable sweet spots in D.C., Georgetown Cupcake, has been shut down, and a preview of D.C. Restaurant week.

The social media challenge that is giving some car owners headaches and has police putting them on notice. Also, another hot car tragedy involving a baby. Plus, the latest on fighting Monkeypox.

Beloved actress Olivia Newton-John has died after a long battle with cancer, a Maryland man learned the car he bought from a D.C. government auction was stolen and fans of punk music can now go to the library to enjoy a show.

D.C. Health is revamping its strategy for vaccinating people against monkeypox and there is a shortage of teachers in some D.C.-area school systems.

A deadly shooting investigation is under way after a teenager was shot in the District, and the U.S. Postal Service is offering a reward for information that can curb a recent spike in armed thefts of mail carriers.

It’s gearing up to be a memorable weekend in the District, with Juneteenth celebrations including Pharrell’s Something in the Water music festival.

A shooting at a Maryland mall left three people injured, why it might pay to hold onto cars longer, and twin musicians from the District create inspiration through their music with every note.

Some senators are coming together in the wake of the Uvalde, Texas, school shooting to work on gun legislation, Korean pop stars meet with President Joe Biden to discuss hate crimes and a track star at Gallaudet University makes history.

A man was shot and killed in the heart of Washington, D.C., there are new details about what was in Dwayne Haskins’ system before he died and a ship graveyard is transformed into a nature preserve.

Learn what caused a deadly fire that destroyed several houses in Northern Virginia to spread so rapidly, the latest efforts to get a container ship out of the Chesapeake Bay and how a D.C. mom went from driving for a rideshare company to launching her own service in a matter of months.

A Fairfax County, Virginia, woman is dead and police say the man who killed her has vanished, and a D.C-area chef is helping feed thousands of Ukrainian refugees in Poland.

Peak bloom is here and we’re following the excitement at the Tidal Basin. Then, we follow the story of a local baker who risked it all on her dream job just months before the pandemic. She explains how things are going now.

What Maryland is doing for drivers to ease the pain of filling up and blossom watch at the Tidal Basin.

On today’s News4 Rundown: A snowstorm slams our region, a local man is accused of crashing Taylor Swift’s home in Manhattan and an unusual State of the State Address in West Virginia.

Today on the News4’s Rundown: A man was found dead in his Charles County home surrounded by more than 120 snakes and M&M’s hopes to “create a world where everyone feels they belong and society is inclusive,” one personified candy at a time.

A local school district sides with Virginia’s governor and makes masks optional, what Snapchat is doing to keep drug dealers away from your kids, and tips for finding the best personal organization method.

Get a behind-the-scenes view of Times Square as crews made preparations for the big ball drop, the Washington Football Team Head Coach Ron Rivera remembers John Madden and why local ski resorts are struggling a bit this year.

Today on the News4 Rundown: Questions linger months after a Metro safety failure and a child actor from the D.C. area is taking his talents to Hollywood.

COVID cases are skyrocketing ahead of the holidays as the omicron variant dominates the nation, we go inside an Amazon fulfillment center during the holiday rush and a public art exhibit is grabbing attention in Northern Virginia.

On today’s News4 Rundown: How local schools are reacting to the rise in COVID-19 cases and how a new U.S. Skating coach who has never skated before is helping athletes train for the 2022 Winter Olympics.