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The man accused of causing a bomb threat and a partial shutdown on Capitol Hill last month faced a judge Wednesday, as did one of the highest profile defendants in the Jan. 6 insurrection. News4’s Scott MacFarlane reports.

Dozens of college students marched to the U.S. Capitol to demand lawmakers invest in climate policy. It comes as Congress returned to session Monday. News4’s Juliana Valencia reports on the students’ message.

News4’s Mark Segraves reports that the crowd of protesters were outnumbered by law enforcement and members of the media.

The law enforcement presence Saturday was different from what the nation saw on Jan. 6. From the coordination among agencies to the gear officers were wearing, police were taking no chances. News4’s Darcy Spencer reports.

The Justice for J6 protest in D.C. this weekend is set to bring supporters of Jan. 6 defendants amid heightened security around the U.S. Capitol.

Thousands of police officers are working to secure the U.S. Capitol and neighborhoods in Washington, D.C., Saturday, anticipating hundreds of demonstrators to converge in support of Capitol riot defendants. News4’s Derrick Ward reports.

Some neighbors of the U.S. Capitol are concerned about what the Justice for J6 rally could mean for them Saturday. News4’s Shomari Stone reports.

Some neighbors of the U.S. Capitol are concerned about what the Justice for J6 rally could mean for them Saturday.

Some online extremist groups are warning members to stay away from the Justice for J6 rally Saturday — but law enforcement agencies aren’t taking any chances. News4 has team coverage.

New fencing is up around the Capitol ahead of Saturday’s rally. News4’s Mark Segraves reports how it’s different than what went up after Jan. 6 and what authorities expect.

Law enforcement in Washington, D.C., are beefing up security ahead of a rally planned for Saturday. Here’s what to know

News4’s Scott MacFarlane has a conversation with Landon Copeland, a defendant in the Jan. 6 insurrection. The defendant says the Sep. 18 protest will be a dud, but is confident Donald Trump is coming back to office.

U.S. Capitol Police is requesting the help of the National Guard if tensions rise during Saturday’s rally, and crews will begin putting the fence back up around the Capitol starting Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. News4’s Scott MacFarlane reports on the enhanced security.

A man who drove to Washington, D.C., on Jan. 6 with guns and ammunition and threatened to shoot House Speaker Nancy Pelosi in the head on live television pleaded guilty Friday.

A man who parked near the Capitol and said he had explosives surrendered on Thursday afternoon. Floyd Ray Roseberry, 49, is suspected in the bomb threat.

Capitol Police Chief Tom Manger said an active bomb threat investigation is underway near the United States Capitol Thursday after a man drove a pickup onto the sidewalk outside the Library of Congress allegedly and claimed he had explosives.

The Library of Congress and three Capitol office buildings evacuated as police investigated a report of a possible explosive device in a pickup truck, law enforcement sources told NBC News.

A familiar name has taken the helm of the U.S. Capitol Police Department. Tom Manger, the former chief in Fairfax and Montgomery Counties, was sworn in. News4’s Pat Collins spoke to him about coming out of retirement, and what’s ahead as he gets ready to lead a department still reeling from the events of January 6.

Months after the Capitol insurrection and now that hundreds of its rioters have been charged, the fences surrounding the building are being taken down.