Passengers with disabilities have filed approximately 900 formal complaints against U.S. airlines in the past year, according to a News4 I-Team review of federal transportation records.

A man tried to blow up an SUV at the Pentagon on Monday morning and was found later in Arlington National Cemetery. Matthew Dmitri Richardson, of Fayetteville, Arkansas, faces federal charges after Pentagon police say he tried to blow up an active-duty service member’s Land Rover at about 10:55 a.m. Monday. He appeared in court in Alexandria, Virginia, Tuesday...

A Maryland woman and other state residents face federal counterfeiting charges for printing fake $100 bills and using them to get at least $95,000 in real money, prosecutors say. Keara Unique Davis and at least two other people printed fake cash for at least two years and used it to buy merchandise at Nordstrom, Target and Home Depot stores in…

The News4 I-Team goes behind bars to see what the District is doing to try to prepare longtime inmates for freedom. Scott MacFarlane reports the D.C. jail has an enormous task: Help the inmates, protect the community and keep peace inside its walls.

Young Men Emerging offers group counseling, one-on-one mentoring, job training and educational programs — all to help prepare the participants for their potential release from custody.

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.

A man entered a U.S. Senate office building on Tuesday afternoon and stripped fully nude, police say.

Flying during the holidays is hectic for all of us. But for some passengers, the strain, struggle and stress can be more severe. A News-4 I-team investigation found a growing number of complaints against U.S. airlines by passengers with disabilities.

D.C. Council member Trayon White collected a $75,000 settlement from the Metropolitan Police Department seven months after taking office, according to records newly released to the News4 I-Team by the D.C. attorney general.

The I-Team obtained and analyzed U.S. Justice Department data on trafficking cases initiated between 2015 and 2017, finding a nearly 20 percent increase in the number of people charged with human trafficking by federal prosecutors during that span.

As more states decriminalize marijuana, local police are catching more people driving while under the influence.

A man accused of moving a White House security barrier told authorities he wanted to take two bottles of Crown Royal to President Donald Trump, according to court documents.

A widow is suing Maryland state officials after receiving the wrong remains for her husband who had donated his body to science.

A Maryland widow is suing the state health department for negligence, alleging it mishandled her husband’s remains. Scott MacFarlane reports.

A woman hired to oversee the books and finances at a major Washington, D.C. ballet school founded by the Rev. Sun Myung Moon is charged with defrauding the school, including by using its credit cards at MGM National Harbor casino.

The Washington DC VA Medical Center failed to promptly provide letters detailing results of exams to women who underwent breast cancer screenings, allowing weeks or months to transpire, according to a News4 I-Team investigation.

A News4 I-Team investigation reveals the medical center failed to mail out required results — explanations of mammography exams — for at least six months. Scott MacFarlane reports it’s not clear how many women were affected.

A News4 I-Team investigation found widespread frustration among teachers over cellphones in class, and some area schools are implementing tougher restrictions on mobile device usage.

Democrat Ann Wheeler was elected Chair of the Prince William County Board of Supervisors, a seat left vacant by former Trump campaign chair Corey Stewart. News4’s Scott MacFarlane reports.

D.C.’s controversial halfway house for men will remain open for at least another six months despite complaints about the facility that helps prepare offenders to return to society. Investigative Reporter Scott MacFarlane previously reported problems inside, including missing inmates.