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No action in suspected COVID-19 rent relief fraud cases
When a D.C. landlord lost out on a pandemic-era rent relief program, he expected someone in the District would help him get the thousands he said he was owed, but more than two years later, no one has. Investigative Reporter Ted Oberg and the News4 I-Team report that those impacted by problems with the program say it’s only getting...
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With just 8% of new vehicles costing under $30,000, ‘it's the least affordable car market in modern history,' expert says
As consumer tastes change, carmakers are upgrading their lineups and scaling back on less-expensive cars.
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Instant Pot sales plunge post-pandemic forcing maker to file for bankruptcy
The maker of Pyrex glassware and Instant Pot has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as the company that was already struggling is stung by inflation with Americans pulling back on spending.
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News4 Viewer Donates Furniture to Landlord Who Almost Went Homeless During the Pandemic
A landlord featured in a News4 I-Team report after he almost went homeless when his tenants stopped paying rent during the pandemic is back in his home. Investigative Reporter Ted Oberg reports a viewer wants to furnish his place.
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DC Food Pantry Pauses Service to Give Workers a Post-Pandemic Break
A D.C. nonprofit paused its food pantry services this week to allow its staff to regroup mentally after three years of tireless work during the pandemic.
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Food Pantry Pauses Service to Give Workers a Post-Pandemic Break
A D.C. nonprofit paused its food pantry services this week. News4’s Mauricio Casillas explains why the difficult decision was made.
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Shoppers, Workers Clash Over Post-Pandemic Expectations
More than two and a half years into the pandemic, many businesses have had to curb their hours of operations or services as they continue to grapple with labor shortages.