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DC Council Member Vincent Gray says he has dementia, won't vote for rest of term
D.C. Council Member and former mayor Vincent Gray announced Thursday he’s suffering from dementia and he won’t vote on any legislation through the rest of his term.
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Man rescued after water main break on Michigan Ave NW
Crews had to rescue a driver after the water main broke and water began accumulating in the road incredibly quickly. News4’s Juliana Valencia reports.
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Gas station employee shot on the job in Northeast DC
A woman working at a gas station in Northeast D.C. was shot by a man during a disagreement, authorities say. The woman was shot just before midnight Wednesday during the woman’s shift at the Exxon at 1396 Florida Ave NE. A man at the gas station was having trouble using the ATM. The woman was shot through the cash...
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Gas station employee hurt after being shot in Northeast DC
A woman working at a gas station was shot around midnight by a man trying to use an ATM, according to police. After getting increasingly frustrated with the machine, the man shot her through the cash transfer tray after the situation escalated. News4’s Juliana Valencia reports.
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DC police warn of rise in designer sneaker thefts
Police are warning parents and kids about a rise in designer sneaker thefts, with some victims even being held at gunpoint. News4’s Jackie Bensen reports.
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DC rolls out more automated traffic cameras
Red light cameras, speed cameras, school bus cameras – there’s plenty of automated enforcement watching the roads, and more are coming. News4 Transportation Reporter Adam Tuss reports.
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&pizza pulls controversial Marion Berry Knots off menu
Following an uproar of protest, &pizza ended its Marion Berry Knots campaign that mocked D.C.’s “Mayor for Life.” News4’s Derrick Ward reports.
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&pizza removes controversial Marion Berry Knots dessert from menu
A D.C.-based pizza chain is removing a controversial item from its menu after protesters demanded an apology over &pizza’s ad campaign that made light of the late “Mayor for Life” Marion Barry’s drug use.
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Harris will speak from the National Mall one week before Election Day
One week before Election Day, Kamala Harris is set to give a ‘closing argument’ speech to the American people from the National Mall. Here’s what to know.
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Kamala Harris considers Howard University as election night venue
As the presidential race heats up, both candidates are also looking ahead to Nov. 5. Vice President Harris is looking to spend her Election Night in D.C. News4’s Joseph Olmo reports.
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Protests, vandalism after &pizza doubles down on ‘Marion Berry Knots'
Protesters are demanding an apology and a D.C. pizza shop has been vandalized amid the controversy over &pizza’s ad campaign that makes light of the late “Mayor for Life” Marion Barry’s drug use.
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RAMW president highlights DC food in new social media food series
Shawn Townsend, the president of the Restaurant Association Metropolitan Washington (RAMW), decided to start his own food series highlighting the D.C. food scene after influencer Keith Lee expressed disappointment when he visited the area. News4’s Jummy Olabanji talks to Townsend and chef Pepe Moncayo of Cranes about being the first stop in the series.
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Protesters call for &pizza boycott
News4’s Juliana Valencia spoke with protesters about why they’re calling for the pizza chain to remove an item from their menu and apologize.
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Prosecution introduces Instagram messages between girls accused in fatal beating
Prosecutors reveal new messages the girls charged with the death sent to each other after the beating. News4’s Aimee Cho reports.
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For Capitol Hill residents, Election Day preps include plans for violent threats
Officials in the District are getting ready for the looming general election, prepping for everything from peaceful celebrations to a Jan. 6 repeat. For some of the people in Capitol Hill, that second possibility is daunting.
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DC leaders talk security ahead of Election Day, Inauguration Day
“Being close was very scary,” said one Capitol Hill resident. Some D.C. residents, remembering Jan. 6, are nervous as they prepare for Election Day 2024. News4’s Mark Segraves reports.
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‘Spitting on Marion Barry's grave': &pizza campaign sparks anger
A campaign by a D.C. business mocking “Mayor for Life” Marion Barry is drawing criticism and sparking calls for a boycott. News4’s Shawn Yancy explains.
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‘Spitting on Marion Barry's grave': &pizza campaign sparks anger
A campaign by D.C.’s &pizza for Marion Berry Knots, mocking “Mayor for Life” Marion Barry, is drawing criticism and sparking calls for a boycott.
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Kamala Harris' AKA line sisters talk college, their friendship, Election Day
Some of Vice President Kamala Harris’s Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority line sisters sit down with News4’s Shawn Yancy and tell all about their friendship, what Harris’s line name was and how they feel about the upcoming election.
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New Capital One Arena deal will let Monumental avoid taxes on $515M from DC
Both team owner Ted Leonsis and the deputy mayor insist this deal is the only way to ensure that all of the $515 million of D.C. taxpayers’ money to overhaul and expand Capital One Arena goes to the project. News4’s Mark Segraves reports.