Laurel Playground Fire Set Intentionally: Police
Laurel police are trying to figure out who started a fire at a popular local playground. The fire broke out shortly before 4 p.m. Sunday at the Discovery Community Park at 1030 Harrison Drive....
View ArticleAM Read: Virginia's Drone Paradox
Virginia is one of 28 applicants applying with the Federal Aviation Administration to become a future test site for drones, in hopes of luring big companies and high-paying tech jobs to the state....
View ArticleMan Dies During San Francisco Triathlon
A 46-year-old Austin man died while swimming in the Escape from Alcatraz Triathlon Sunday morning. Race organizers believes the man suffered a heart attack shortly after he entered the San Francisco...
View ArticleRoommate Murder Trial Postponed for 4th Time
The trial for a Manassas man accused of killing his roommate has been delayed for the fourth time, reports News4's Chris Gordon. David Wayne Laws, 55, is accused of killing Walter Sulzbach and...
View ArticleVa. Woman Held Without Bond in Husband's Death
A Leesburg woman accused of fatally stabbing her husband was ordered held without bond during a hearing Monday. Dae Hwang, 57, appeared on closed-circuit TV wearing an orange-and-white-striped jail...
View ArticleElephant Statue Headed For Noah's Ark
Drivers on Florida’s Turnpike were doing double-takes Sunday as they saw a life-sized statue of an elephant on the move. The tale of the elephant began at a southwest Miami-Dade home months ago when...
View ArticleMontgomery County Students Raise Awareness of Teen Dating Violence
“Wake Up” - that's what a group of students from Richard Montgomery High School want their peers to do about teen dating violence. Sunday, the 4th Annual Choose Respect Montgomery Teen Dating...
View ArticleStudents Chat With Space Station Astronauts
Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield waves goodbye at the end of a news conference from the International Space Station on a photograph taken from a television monitor Thursday, Jan. 10, 2013 in...
View ArticleFacebook Reveals Teens Getting Bored of the Site
Nearly a decade after then 19-year-old Mark Zuckerberg created Facebook from his Harvard dorm room as a way for college students to communicate, an integral audience, teenagers, now find the social...
View Article12 Charged in Hazing Death of Florida A&M Drum Major
Prosecutors are charging 12 former Florida A&M University band members with manslaughter in the 2011 hazing death of a drum major. Ten of the band members had been charged last May with felony...
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Glenarden Dad & Daughters Remembered at Funeral
Family and friends honored the memory of a Prince George's County father and three daughters during a funeral Monday at the First Baptist Church of Glenarden. Darrell Price, 36, and daughters Daijah,...
View ArticleReal Estate Agent Accused of Stealing Women’s Clothing
Home surveillance video caught a real estate agent stealing women’s clothing from a home for sale, according to Arlington County police. The victim checked motion-activated web cams after discovering...
View ArticleMetro Delays This Weekend, Changes for Cherry Blossoms Ahead
Metro station closures and single-tracking delays that many riders have experienced each weekend will be put on pause as D.C. celebrates the return of cherry blossoms. Richard Sarles, Metro's general...
View ArticleLoudoun Co. Teacher Charged With Being Drunk in School
A Loudoun County teacher was charged with being drunk in public after he was found apparently under the influence at the Ashburn, Va., school where he teaches. Michael L. Hitzges, 47, of Ashburn, is a...
View ArticleChristian School Staffer Fired for Premarital Sex
A San Diego woman is suing a local school for firing her after it was revealed she was pregnant out of wedlock. Teri James, 29, said that she was let go from her job as a financial specialist at San...
View Article1 Killed, 2 Injured in Collision With Parked Concrete Truck
One person was killed and two were injured when a car struck a parked concrete truck about noon Monday in Landover, Md. A northbound Dodge Charger struck a flashing emergency road work sign and a Ford...
View ArticleThe Push to Make Gun Trafficking a Federal Crime
A bipartisan group of Connecticut senators and congressmen are hoping to make gun trafficking a federal crime. NBC Connecticut's Ryan Hanrahan has the story.
View ArticleConstruction Begins on Convention Hotel in Shaw
Construction began on a new convention-style hotel in D.C.’s Shaw neighborhood. District officials and owners of Cambria Suites announced the launch of the $40 million project Monday. “People have...
View ArticleMetro's 10-Year Plan
Metro GM Richard Sarles discusses the transit agency's plans with News4's Jim Handly and transportation reporter Adam Tuss.
View ArticleExercise Could Help You Sleep
Hitting the gym might help you get a good night's sleep. Eun Yang reports.
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