Laurel Playground Reopens After Arson
A popular Laurel, Md., park is reopening three months after someone intentionally set it on fire. Residents can celebrate the reopening of Discovery Community Park Monday night from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m....
View ArticleMan Molests, Urinates on Woman in ER: Police
A man sexually assaulted a woman in an emergency room in Harlem after she fell asleep, then urinated on her when she was startled awake, police said. The 45-year-old woman fell asleep after being...
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Nazi-Naming Dad Wears Nazi Uniform to Kid's Hearing
Dressed in a Nazi uniform, Heath Campbell marched into a New Jersey courthouse to petition a family court judge to allow him to see his youngest son. "I'm going to tell the judge, I love my children. I...
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"Guarded Optimism" in Powerhouse Fire Fight
A wildfire that surged to more than 45 square miles over the weekend in northern Los Angeles County burned five to six homes and damaged a total of 15 structures, fire officials said Monday....
View ArticleVictims of Drunk Driving Crash Recently Moved to U.S.
Friends of two men who were killed in a head-on, drunk driving crash told News4 the men had just moved to the U.S. in hopes of pursuing the American Dream. Norbert Sebok, 29, and Jozsef Szathmari, 24,...
View ArticleNormal Service Resumes on Red Line
Metro restored normal service by 3 p.m. on the Red Line following single-tracking between Medical Center and Grosvenor due to repairs to a circuit. A circuit near the Medical Center Metro Station...
View ArticleProp 8 Decision in Hands of Supreme Court
A long-awaited ruling on the legality of California's Prop 8 might be handed down this month in what would be the U.S. Supreme Court's first decision on the issue of same-sex marriage. Full Coverage:...
View ArticleTwo Fires Added to List of Laurel Arsons
Prince George's County fire officials believe recent fires at a playground and a vacant business are connected to seven other incidents of arson in the Laurel area. Playground equipment in the 14100...
View ArticlePark District Signs Remind Parents "It's Just a Game"
A suburban Chicago park district is asking parents to keep themselves in check during their children’s sporting events. The Buffalo Grove Park District installed a half-dozen metal “adult behavior”...
View ArticleGunshots Fired Into Leesburg Home
Police are investigating bullet holes in the side of a Leesburg house, after responding to calls in the area Sunday night. The Leesburg Police Department reported receiving multiple calls of gunshots...
View Article"Wow": Paralyzed Teen Walks at Graduation
After he was paralyzed from the chest down in a bicycle accident, Manny Rios did something no one thought he’d ever do — he walked during his graduation ceremony at a Southern California high school....
View ArticleMan Arrested for Indecent Exposure in Silver Spring
Police say a 29-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly exposing himself to a 15-year-old girl outside of a Metro stop in Silver Spring. According to officials, the victim was sitting on a bench...
View ArticleLanier Talks MPD Fitness -- and Uniform Size
D.C. Police Chief Kathy Lanier said she can still fit into the same uniform she wore 24 years ago when she joined the force. And, she said, she's trying -- again -- to quit smoking. Lanier talked about...
View ArticleInjured Officer Sues Alexandria Yellow Cab
An officer who was seriously injured when a taxi driver allegedly shot him in the head is suing the Alexandria Yellow Cab company, alleging negligent hiring. Kashif Bashir allegedly shot Alexandria...
View ArticleNew Schools Leadership in Effect in Prince George's
Prince George’s County Schools are under new leadership. County Executive Rushern Baker used his executive power to name a new Board of Education chair Saturday. He hopes that by appointing Dr. Segun...
View ArticleMd. Man Plans to Continue Record Boston Marathon Streak
No one has run more Boston Marathons in a row than Ben Beach of Bethesda, Md. News4’s Carol Maloney reports on his plans for No. 47.
View ArticleSpirit Players Live at Rockville Retirement Complex
The National Women's Soccer League kicked off (pun very much intended) its inaugural season in April with eight teams, including the Washington Spirit. The brand-new league is trying to keep its costs...
View ArticleNo Hazardous Materials in Suspicious Car Near Dupont
Police say a man driving around Dupont Circle and behaving erratically Monday afternoon is undergoing a mental evaluation. People in the area reported a man driving erratically and yelling from a black...
View ArticleTrial Date Set in Sean Taylor's Murder
Nearly six years since his death during a home invasion and robbery, a trial date has been set in the murder of former Red Skins player Sean Taylor. Taylor, 24, was shot during the invasion and died...
View ArticleGraduation Fees Rack Up in District Schools
Graduation fees for some D.C. high school seniors have reached $400 - a number students and their parents find overwhelming. The costs include their participation in their school's cap and gown...
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