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A large uptick in historic license plates on Maryland cars is worrying some safety experts. → Read More
Thousands more people in D.C. and Maryland are getting permits to legally carry concealed handguns. → Read More
Frustration is growing for thousands who say they got locked out of their hacked social media accounts. → Read More
Almost 85,000 people survive gunshot wounds per year. A survivor and his mother speak about the profound impact shootings have had on their lives. → Read More
The history of Capital Pride and the LGBTQIA pride parade in Washington, D.C., starts on June 22, 1975, the first officially recognized “Gay Pride Day” in the District. → Read More
Once mostly relegated to the dark corners of the internet, extreme views found a public spotlight one year ago this week on Jan. 6. → Read More
Good news for the thousands who have struggled getting unemployment benefits in Virginia since the pandemic began: plans to fix the Virginia Employment Commission. → Read More
New rules give drivers a break when they’re caught by some D.C. traffic cameras. New or upgraded cameras will now come with a two-week grace period before drivers are ticketed. → Read More
A heartbreaking court case in Montgomery County has a man fighting for custody of his late wife's service dog. → Read More
A surge in new gun purchases has triggered a shortage of ammunition, raising concern among local police departments. → Read More
Residents in one Northwest D.C. community are seeing red when it comes to a stop sign camera that’s been there for years. The News4 I-Team found a nearly... → Read More
Health officials are racing to try to contain the coronavirus inside some of the hardest hit spots in the D.C. area. Several Maryland correctional facilities... → Read More
The Jessup Correctional Institution in Maryland is suffering a COVID-19 case spike, raising fears of a widespread outbreak among inmates and raising questions... → Read More
While many have been staying home the past six months, scammers have been hard at work. Like many other families, the COVID-19 crisis turned Wil Alveno’s... → Read More
More than 5,000 Washington, D.C.-area child care centers remain closed, some of which will never reopen, according to a review of state records by the News4... → Read More
As D.C., Maryland and Virginia continue through the phases of reopening, one key element to help make us safer is contact tracing. Each health department is... → Read More
The Washington, D.C., region has suffered a surge of car break-ins during the monthslong stay-at-home order. The News4 I-Team collected and analyzed police... → Read More
At least five contract security officers have tested positive for the coronavirus at the New York Avenue homeless shelter in Northeast Washington, D.C. One of... → Read More
New restrictions at restaurants and grocery stores are placing an increased burden on the blind, according to a review and a series of interviews by the News4... → Read More
This is usually the beginning of the busiest season for home sales in the D.C. metro area, but a new report shows March had the biggest year-over-year drop in... → Read More