Timeline: Revenge Plot Events
2002: Christopher Dorner joins the Los Angeles Police Department, and is assigned to the Harbor Area. He also serves in the military, as a reservist in the Navy. 2006: In September, Dorner is...
View Article50,000 Pepco Customers Lose Power
More than 50,000 Pepco customers lost power Friday afternoon in central Prince George's County and parts of the District. The outage was reportedly caused by a large tree knocking out a transformer...
View Article6 Arrested in Home Burglary Spree in Montgomery Co.
Montgomery County Police announced arrests Thursday in a series of home burglaries in a North Potomac neighborhood beginning May 2012. David Cho, 19; Tita Fontava, 21; and Ernest Jeffreys, 20, are...
View ArticleWATCH: Update From Police in Big Bear on Dorner Manhunt
Members of several law enforcement agencies remained in the mountains east of Los Angeles overnight as the search continued for a fired Los Angeles Police Department officer suspected in a series of...
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Coastal Storm Bringing in Strong Winds
A powerful coastal storm will move northeast of the Delaware coast, bringing some very strong winds into our region later Friday night and into Saturday. Expect gusts of more than 40 mph through...
View ArticleMcPhee Addresses Caps' Slow Start
After the Washington Capitals lost their third straight game Thursday to fall to an NHL-worst 2-8-1 this season, general manager George McPhee addressed the media on  Friday at Kettler Capitals...
View ArticleSister Moms
The relationship between two sisters that's deeper than a sibling bond. That's because one donated an egg to the other, so she could have a baby.Photo Credit: NBCWashington.com
View ArticleTravel Troubles for Airlines, Amtrak
Airlines and Amtrak have delayed and canceled travel because of the winter storm. News4 transportation reporter Adam Tuss has the story.
View ArticleEx-Cop Revenge Plot Probe Turns to His Mother's Home
Law enforcement officers were searching on Friday afternoon the Southern California home belonging to the mother of a former LAPD officer accused in a plot to kill police officers and their families....
View ArticleVolunteers Become Heroes to Those Hit Hardest by Sandy
Three months after Superstorm Sandy clobbered the Northeast, volunteers play a key role in rebuilding. News4's Jim Rosenfield reports.Photo Credit: NBCWashington.com
View ArticleFirst Double Arm Transplant Performed on Iraq War Veteran
After the most extensive arm transplant at John Hopkins Medical Center earlier this month on Iraq War Veteran Brendan Morocco, Dr. Steven Hopping discusses how bone marrow was used in the surgery and...
View ArticlePrince George's Council Member Johnson Out of Prison
Former Prince George's County Council member Leslie Johnson is a free woman tonight. Johnson was released from prison last week after serving one year for her role in a corruption scheme spearheaded by...
View ArticleU.Md. Student Robbed at Gunpoint
Students at the University of Maryland in College Park are being urged not to walk alone after recent student robberies. News4's Jackie Bensen reports.
View ArticleTree Knocks Out Power to Thousands
Power has since been restored to nearly 50,000 people. Prince George's County Bureau Chief Tracee Wilkins explains how it affected residents and businesses.Photo Credit: Pepco
View ArticleVirginia Already Feeling Impact of Sequestration
Northern Virginia Bureau reporter David Culver talks to business owners who are already feeling the effects of looming spending cuts set to take effect March 1 unless Congress intervenes.
View ArticleSlain Toddler's Body Found in Landfill
The search for a slain toddler is over, following a mother's reported confession to a horrific crime. Police today confirmed they found the body of 2-year-old Kassidey Booth in a landfill. Derrick Ward...
View ArticleManassas Company Defends Drones for Police Surveillance
Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell is considering banning local and state police from using drones for two years. Supporters say using the unmanned aircraft for surveillance is an invasion of privacy. News4's...
View ArticleRescue Dog Gets Second Leash on Life
A dog found starving on the road in South Carolina is now recovering thanks to the Washington Animal Rescue League.Photo Credit: NBCWashington.com
View ArticleDC Mayor Wants Speedier Action on Ethics Reform
More ethics turmoil in the District today. One council member rejected calls for him to resign. Another defended the slow pace of ethics reform. News4's Tom Sherwood reports.
View ArticleGet Rid of the Name "Redskins"
LANDOVER, MD - JANUARY 06: London Fletcher #59 and Perry Riley #56 of the Washington Redskins react during their NFC Wild Card Playoff Game against the Seattle Seahawks at FedExField on January 6, 2013...
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