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Man accused of breaking into apartment, raping minor in Rockville; police say more victims possible
A man was arrested last month and accused of raping a minor and taking property in Rockville, Maryland, and now police are concerned there may be other victims.
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Man arrested for rape of a minor in Rockville; police say there may be more victims
Police in Montgomery County are investigating a disturbing crime in Rockville last month in the area of College Parkway. Detectives say there could be more victims out there. News4’s Derrick Ward reports.
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Officials propose to require safety plan for businesses open late in Prince George's County
Prince George’s County officials are considering a proposal to tackle safety concerns for businesses operating during late night hours.
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Officials propose to require safety plan for businesses open late in Prince George's County
News4’s Dominique Moody breaks down the new bill and the mission behind it.
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Toddler missing from Prince George's County found in ‘good health'
Police found a toddler on Sunday who went missing from Prince George’s County.
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Ex-GOP Gov. Hogan is popular with some Maryland Democrats who still don't want him in the Senate
Maryland Democrats are trying to decide which Senate candidate is best positioned to beat Republican Larry Hogan, a popular former governor. The leading choices for voters Tuesday in the crowded Democratic field are David Trone, who’s in his third term in Congress, and Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks. It’s not hard to find Democrats who like Hogan and voted...
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Man killed inside MGM casino parking garage
Police are searching for the person who shot and killed a man in one of the areas most popular gambling spots. News4’s Derrick Ward reports.
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Maryland bill strengthens punishment for drivers in fatal bike lane crashes
The legislation was named after Sarah Langenkamp, who was hit and killed in Bethesda, Maryland, while riding her bike. The victim’s husband pushed for the new law to hold drivers more accountable when they take someone’s life. News4’s Darcy Spencer reports.
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‘Shame on them': Volunteer fire department scammed out of $220K intended for new ambulances
A Maryland volunteer fire department lost funds for two new ambulances in an apparent scam. According to the Rockville Volunteer Fire Department $220,000 was taken by someone impersonating the vendor the department was working with. That $220,000 down payment wound up in an overseas account. “The thought that anybody would think of stealing from volunteers is just mindboggling,” department President…
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‘Senior assassin' game triggers emergency calls, concerns someone could actually get shot
“Senior assassin,” a game popular with high school seniors celebrating their upcoming graduation, worries Montgomery County police. News4’s Jackie Bensen explains.
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Rockville Fire Department loses $220K for new ambulances in alleged scam
Rockville Volunteer Fire Department funds intended for new ambulances was taken in an apparent scam.
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Maryland governor signs bill to rebuild Pimlico, home of the Preakness Stakes
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore has signed a measure to rebuild Baltimore’s historic but antiquated Pimlico Race Course and transfer the track to state control. Under the new law, Maryland can use $400 million in state bonds to rebuild the home of the second jewel of horse racing’s Triple Crown, the Preakness Stakes. The 149th running of the race is set...
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Montgomery County students who overcame truancy celebrate graduation
A group of Montgomery County Public Schools students celebrated earning a second chance at a bright future after facing academic failure due to truancy. As News4’s Jackie Bensen explains, these students not only beat the odds, they are defying expectations.
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Man pleads guilty in fatal beating of 86-year-old
A Maryland man seen on camera punching and kicking a great-grandfather, who later died, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder. Julias Wright’s defense admitted their client struck 86-year-old Johnny Shepherd but tried to argue he died because of the hospice care he then received. Wright stood trial for two days before entering the plea Wednesday morning as the case went...
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Man pleads guilty in fatal beating of 86-year-old
A Maryland man seen on camera punching and kicking a great-grandfather, who later died, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder. News4’s Aimee Cho reports.
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Cottage City becomes first in Maryland to install stop sign cameras
A new kind of camera is coming to Maryland. A small town in Prince George’s County is the first to install them. News4’s Jackie Bensen breaks down what it will mean for you.
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Montgomery County police hold vigil for fallen officers
Montgomery County police took a moment to remember fallen officers during an emotional gathering in Gaithersburg.
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‘I'm playing Jesus': 10-year-old Maryland girl lands role with Metropolitan Opera
A 10-year-old Maryland girl is taking the stage at the Metropolitan Opera of New York as baby Jesus in “El Niño,” which tells the story of the Nativity. Fourth grader Gabby Tennor of Hagerstown has always loved acting and performing, so she decided to audition for the show. “I don’t understand how, but yeah, I’m playing Jesus,” Gabby said....
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Maryland girl stars as baby Jesus at Metropolitan Opera
A 10-year-old Maryland girl is taking the stage at the Metropolitan Opera of New York as baby Jesus in “El Niño,” which tells the story of the Nativity. News4’s Aimee Cho reports.
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Thieves hit another round of ATMs with ‘jaws of life'
Thieves behind a monthslong crime spree that triggered safety concerns at local convenience stores targeted multiple 7-Eleven stores overnight, and ripping apart ATMs to take cash. News4’s Dominique Moody reports.