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Severe Storms Expected Overnight and Thursday
More stormy weather is possible late Wednesday and Thursday in the D.C. region, just a couple of days after storms caused flooding, wind damage and led to three confirmed tornadoes in Maryland. Expect...
View ArticleMontgomery Among Top 10 Healthiest Counties for Kids
Some parts of the Washington region are getting high marks when it comes to kids' health. A new ranking by U.S. News & World Report puts Montgomery County, Md., as ninth in the nation among the 50...
View ArticleStudent-Produced Homophobic Video Surfaces at Local School
A student-produced video alleged to contain homophobic statements has been removed from the internet, but remains the talk of the day at T.C. Williams High School. The video surfaced after a male...
View ArticlePregnant Rider Questions Metro Manners
A pregnant woman who uses the Metro every day to get to and from work says she is noticing a lack of manners aboard the trains. Laurie, who did not want her last name revealed, rides the Metro from...
View ArticlePolice: Silver Spring Teacher Inappropriately Touched Students
A Montgomery County Middle School teacher has been arrested for allegedly inappropriately touching three of his students. According to Montgomery County Police, an administrator form A. Mario...
View ArticleFeds Subpoena Vincent Orange's Campaign Records
The federal probe into corruption in D.C. politics is expanding again, News4 learned Wednesday. At-large D.C. Councilmember Vincent Orange’s staff acknowledged that he turned over campaign records and...
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Region's Residents, Utilities Brace for Storms
In advance of some potentially serious storms, people are worried about losing power at their homes and businesses. FEMA recommends residents prepare emergency supplies kits as well as an alternate...
View ArticleMan Pleads Guilty in 2011 Murder of 19-Year-Old
A 23-year-old man pleaded guilty Wednesday in connection with the July 2011 shooting death of 19-year-old Jeffrey Covington. According to officials, Covington was playing a craps game with his father,...
View ArticleProsecutors: Pair Killed Autistic Teen To End Suffering
The mother and caregiver of a suburban Chicago 14-year-old boy found stabbed to death were ordered held without bond a day after they were charged with first-degree murder. Prosecutors in court...
View ArticleDomestic Violence Victim Fired From Teaching
A San Diego teacher was fired by Holy Trinity School following a domestic violence incident involving her ex-husband. Second-grade teacher Carie Charlesworth is out of a job, but not for anything she...
View ArticleMan Struck by Car in Northwest
The medical condition of a man who was struck by a vehicle in Northwest Wednesday afternoon remains unknown. Police said the man was struck just after 3 p.m. at 17th Street and De Sales Street NW. At...
View ArticleE.J. Jackson Defends Remarks
E.W. Jackson, the Republican nominee for lieutenant governor, was in Manassas Wednesday and spoke candidly with News4. Jackson, a Chesapeake-based minister, is known for his controversial remarks...
View ArticleFinal Words of Building Inspector Who Committed Suicide
The lead inspector of a Center City building that collapsed last week is dead after committing suicide, Philadelphia city officials confirmed Thursday. "I was just astounded to find this out," Mayor...
View Article7-Year-Old Killed in Crash; Driver Flees Scene
Prince George's County police are searching for the woman whose SUV collided with a minivan Wednesday night, killing a 7-year-old girl. The accident happened in the intersection of St. Barnabas Road...
View ArticleHorses Rescued After Barn Collapses In Storm
As severe storms downed trees and cut power to thousands of Chicago-area homes Wednesday night, firefighters tunneled into a collapsed barn in south suburban Manteno to rescue a group of trapped...
View ArticleFourth Day of Jury Selection in Zimmerman Trial
The jury that will eventually be selected to hear the George Zimmerman case will be sequestered for the duration of the trial, the judge said Thursday. The announcement from Circuit Judge Debra Nelson...
View ArticleHillary Clinton to Focus on Opportunities for Women, Economic Issues
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Thursday that she is excited to call the Clinton Global Initiative America, which was founded by her husband, "my home" for a number of new initiatives....
View ArticleRestaurant Offers 50-Burrito Reward for Arrest of Thief
A Bethesda, Md., restaurant is offering $1,000 and 50 free burritos to anyone who can provide information that will lead it to finding a robber who broke in late last month. Boloco, located at 4930 Elm...
View ArticleMetro Unveils 12-Year Plan
Details of the Metro's 12-year plan are starting to trickle out, and they include 400 brand new cars and faster moving buses. News4's Jim Rosenfield reports.Photo Credit: Shutterstock
View ArticleMd. Man's Facebook Post Leads to Arrest
A man wanted in Maryland for probation violations has been locked up after criticizing the sheriff's office on its Facebook page. Colby Gilliam, 33, posted on the Queen Anne's County Sheriff's Office's...
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