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Mass shooting in Towson leaves 1 dead, 9 hurt
At least one person is dead and 9 are injured after what police called a mass shooting near a funeral home in Towson, Maryland on Tuesday night.
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Maryland mother accused of drowning infant found not competent to stand trial
Colgan was charged with first-degree murder but on Monday was found not competent to stand trial.
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Woman charged with killing boyfriend's ex during fight at Prince George's home
A Virginia woman is accused of killing the mother of her boyfriend’s young son during a fight at a home in Capitol Heights, Maryland. Erica Terry, 35, was arrested Thursday in the death of 54-year-old Connie Burns. Terry is from Shipman, Virginia, police said. Officers and paramedics found Burns’ body inside a home on Cabin Branch Court about 11 p.m.,…
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Why Bowie State sees a surge in students pursuing teaching
Fewer people are getting bachelor’s degrees in teaching, but Bowie State’s education department is bucking the trend. News4’s Juliana Valencia reports on what the university is doing differently.
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Maryland leaders look to plan for Landover stadium site if Commanders return to DC
With the Washington Commanders hoping to move back to D.C., Maryland leaders want to make sure there’s a plan for the Northwest Stadium site in the future. News4’s Darcy Spencer reports.
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17-year-old shot and killed in Suitland
Prince George’s County police are asking for the public’s help to find who is responsible for gunning down and killing a 17-year-old in Suitland on Friday.
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List: What to do in the Washington DC area, Dec. 16-22
Events, free things to do, festivals and more fun ideas in D.C., Maryland and Virginia.
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‘Deeply concerned': Mystery drones seen in Virginia, governor says as lawmakers seek answers
Here’s what we know – and don’t – about mysterious sightings of drones in Virginia, Maryland and the Northeast.
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‘Deeply concerned': Mysterious drones seen in Virginia, governor says
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin joined a growing group of lawmakers seeking information about mysterious drone sightings in the Northeast. NBC’s Brie Jackson reports.
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Parents protest at Cracker Barrel after they say students with disabilities were denied service
Dozens of demonstrators made their voices heard outside a Cracker Barrel in Waldorf, Maryland. They’re calling on the community boycott at the restaurant for what they call unfair and disrespectful treatment to Charles County School System students with disabilities. This all started when a group of students planned to take part in a life skills program, which involved the...
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Parents protest outside Cracker Barrell after students with disabilities denied service
Parents protested outside a Cracker Barrell in Waldorf, Maryland after a group of students with disabilities were denied service. News4’s Mauricio Casillas reports.
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‘The Spirit of Kwanzaa' celebrates Black diaspora through dance
The Dance Institute of Washington’s cultural arts production of “The Spirit of Kwanzaa” adapts the seven principles of Kwanzaa to convey the struggles and creativity of those in the Black diaspora. News4’s Molette Green and Adam Tuss talk to the creative director about this year’s theme “For the Culture” and what to expect at the show.
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Girl, 14, jumped and assaulted by group of students at Maryland high school
A 14-year-old girl was jumped and beaten on her way to cheerleading practice last week at her Maryland high school, her mother told News4’s Jackie Bensen.
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Officer who lost legs in line of duty recognized for policing drunken driving
A Montgomery County police officer who lost his legs in the line of duty received a standing ovation from the Washington Regional Alcohol Program. A year ago, Sgt. Patrick Kepp was recovering from a devastating injury. A speeding driver intentionally hit him on Interstate 270 in October 2023, prosecutors say. After months of rehab and multiple surgeries, Kepp finally returned…
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Retiring Prince George's economic development leader reflects on career
The man who’s spearheaded economic development in Prince George’s County for years is retiring. News4’s Darcy Spencer reports David Iannucci’s work spanned two administrations and countless projects, including National Harbor and the FBI headquarters relocation to Greenbelt.
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Officer who lost legs in line of duty honored for catching drunken drivers
A Montgomery County police officer who lost his legs in the line of duty was honored Friday for his work keeping drunken drivers off the streets. News4’s Paul Wagner reports.
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Fatal hit-and-run raises concerns about safety on Southern Avenue
A fatal hit-and-run on the D.C.-Prince George’s County line reraised concerns about safety in the area. News4’s Derrick Ward has new video of the aftermath and a heartbreaking message from the victim’s sister.
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‘Don't shoot it down': Expert says what to do if you spot drones above your house
Groups of drones seen flying around the suburbs of Washington, D.C., in recent days are leaving many people perplexed and wondering what — if anything — they should do. Residents of the Hawthorne Village Condominiums in Fairfax, Virginia, say drones began flying nearby about 8 p.m. and stuck around for a few hours. “There was about 10 of them. It…
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Calls increasing for information on drone sightings
More drone sightings have been reported in the D.C. area. News4’s Megan McGrath spoke with an expert about what people can and can’t do if they spot the drones.
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Teen charged after he was spotted with gun in Charles County school
A 17-year-old boy faces charges after he was spotted with a handgun inside Henry E. Lackey High School in Charles County, Maryland, authorities say.