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Reporters from NBC’s local stations will stand atop a terrace that overlooks Beijing National Stadium and the Olympic rings as they file reports back to the United States.

A D.C. woman tells Shomari Stone about the dangerous escape from an apartment fire in which she dropped her grandsons from a third-story window.

An attorney for a former police officer accused of raping a woman he had in custody says his client is innocent and asked for his release. Prince George’s County Bureau Chief Tracee Wilkins reports a judge denied the request.

Tommy McFly has a preview of the Scottish Christmas Walk coming to Old Town Alexandria this weekend.

Thieves with manners? A Northeast D.C. couple says they were carjacked by two armed men Sunday morning. But the carjackers had a polite demeanor. News4’s Pat Collins reports.

Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan explains how to pick the right charities for giving.

For more than three decades, Sharon Bulova helped lead Fairfax County during its growth in population and diversity. Now, after a decade as Board Chair — she’s headed into retirement. Northern Virginia Bureau Chief Julie Carey was there as Bulova presided over her last meeting and reflected on her tenure.

A Silver Spring man will spend almost a decade in prison in a case of mass production of illegal guns. Investigators call the fire arms ghost guns because they can’t be traced. News4’s Meagan Fitzgerald reports those weapons landed in the hands of some of the most dangerous criminals in the community.

The majority of D.C. Council members say they will vote to remove Jack Evans from office. If the final vote goes the same way, it will be the first time that the D.C. Council has voted to remove one if its own. Mark Segraves reports.

A couple who runs a nonprofit in Virginia purchased land in Fauquier County to expand its operation. But they discovered a creek with a racially offensive name runs through the property. Drew Wilder reports they got the state to agree to a name change.

Maryland Governor Larry Hogan wants to expand parts of the Beltway and I-270 as a way to help reduce traffic. But homeowners who live near these roads say they feel like they’ve been left in the dark. News4’s Adam Tuss reports.

A 19-year-old woman says she was raped at a Maryland police station after a traffic stop. Prince George’s County Bureau Chief Tracee Wilkins reports.

A recent News4 I-Team investigation revealed growing pressure in local school districts to keep teachers on the job. More than 80 percent of local teachers surveyed by the I-Team said they’ve considered changing careers during the past two years. As Scott MacFarlane reports, one of the largest local districts is experimenting with a possible solution.

Thirty-thousand people in Northern Virginia could see a big impact to their daily commute. News4’s Jackie Bensen reports the Metrobus driver strike could extend to the Fairfax Connector.

News4’s Shomari Stone spoke to a man who ran to help when a grandmother threw two children out of a window during a fire at a D.C. apartment building.

Some small business owners in Seat Pleasant, Maryland, will have to pay thousands of dollars because of a new city council initiative to change the look of the security doors on their store fronts. A Seat Pleasant City spokesman say it’s part of a much-needed beautification effort, but business owners tell News4’s Tracee Wilkins the plan will cost them too...

Doctors didn’t expect Bianca Butler to survive the horrific injuries she suffered when she was struck and dragged by a dump truck on South Dakota Avenue NE on July 11, 2017. Over two years and countless surgeries later, a prosthetic leg will allow her to walk again. News4’s Pat Collins reports on Bianca’s story of perseverance.

The National Cathedral dedicated a plaque Monday to Matthew Shepard, the victim of one of the most brutal hate crimes in our country’s history. His parents say he was targeted for being gay. News4’s Meagan Fitzgerlad reports.

A 19-year-old woman was found dead in a wooded area of Montgomery County, Maryland, police say. News4’s Cory Smith reports.

A young cadet visiting home for Thanksgiving died when his SUV hit a tree in Stafford County, Virginia, over the weekend. News4’s Julie Carey reports.