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District Dogs to pay $100K after deadly flood
The doggy day care was ordered to pay $100,000 to D.C. more than a year after 10 dogs died when floodwaters rushed in the building. News4’s Mark Segraves reports.
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A tale of two markets: What's up with DC's downtown holiday market?
A new holiday market is coming to D.C. – sort of. And the expansion is coming with some drama. Before shoppers could flock to D.C. this year to buy scented candles and cashmere scarves, some big changes went on behind the scenes. The result? D.C. will get a new holiday market in Dupont run by a familiar face, while...
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District Dogs to pay $100K after flood that killed 10 dogs
The D.C. Attorney General’s Office announced a settlement with District Dogs over a flood that killed 10 dogs at its Rhode Island Avenue location last year.
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District Dogs to pay $100,000 after flood that killed 10 dogs in day care
District Dogs has been ordered to pay $100,000, make safety improvements and not to reopen the facility where 10 dogs died in last year’s tragic flood, D.C.’s attorney general announced Tuesday. Jocelyn Lobos-Segura is among those who lost their dogs on Aug. 14, 2023 when severe storms flooded the day care on Rhode Island Avenue NE. Water rose six feet…
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DC officials discuss ongoing 911 call center issues
The D.C. Council held its first in a series of public hearings to look into issues that have plagued the District’s 911 call center.
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DC landlords could soon have power to evict tenants who don't pay rent
D.C. lawmakers will vote Tuesday on legislation that would make it easier for landlords to evict tenants who haven’t paid rent and — in some cases — owe tens of thousands of dollars. The proposed legislation rolls back some protections D.C. put in place for low-income residents during the COVID-19 pandemic. Currently, the law protects tenants from eviction each...
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DC landlords could soon have power to evict tenants who don't pay rent
City leaders say landlords are owed more than $100 million in unpaid rent for 2024. News4’s Mark Segraves reports.
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List: What to do in the Washington DC area, Sept. 30 to Oct. 6
Events, free things to do, festivals and more fun ideas in D.C., Maryland and Virginia.
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‘What Jewish Looks Like' spotlights community's diversity in DC and worldwide
A new book aims to disrupt the way Jewish people are perceived and spotlight the different kinds of Jewish communities around the world. News4’s Jummy Olabanji speaks to Liz Kleinrock and Caroline Kusin Pritchard about their anthology, “What Jewish Looks Like.”...
The book shares the story of 36 Jewish heroes, including Tracee Ellis Ross and several D.C. residents and... -
Death of 1-year-old child in DC ruled homicide
A 1-year-old child died in Northwest D.C. on Saturday, and police say they’re investigating the baby’s death as a homicide.
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NBC4's morning newsletter, First & 4Most, delivers top local news and weather
NBC Washington’s First & 4Most newsletter is delivering breaking news, top headlines and the Storm Team4 forecast to help you plan your day.
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DC's Audi Field among a dozen US stadiums hosting 2025 FIFA Club World Cup games
Audi Field in Washington, D.C., was selected to host a game in FIFA’s expanded Club World Cup. Twelve stadiums will be used for the 32-team tournament, FIFA said Saturday night, including Audi Field and five of the 11 U.S. venues for the 2026 World Cup. Audi Field is home to D.C. United and Washington Spirit. The stadium in Southwest D.C. has...
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Camp Spark empowers girls to join DC fire service
Young girls from ages 12 to 17 try their hand at being firefighters at the Camp Spark program hosted by the D.C. Fire & EMS Training Academy. The program encourages girls to join the male-dominated field by letting them see what it would be like being in the career by trying out everyday tasks.
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20-foot pupusa cooked by DC chefs breaks world record
In this footage from Fiesta DC, officials from the Guinness Book of World Records confirm that a group of D.C. chefs have cooked the largest pupusa in the world at 20 feet wide.
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20-foot pupusa made in DC breaks world record
Dozens of local D.C. chefs succeeded in their goal of cooking a 20-foot wide pupusa, which is the world’s largest according to officials with Guinness World Records.
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‘This agency is not in crisis': DC 911 director cites improvements
The director of D.C.’s Office of Unified Communications told News4 on Friday the agency is making improvements to address and prevent failures.
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DC 911 call center director cites progress and staffing boost
“This agency is not in crisis,” the director of D.C.’s Office of Unified Communications told News4’s Mark Segraves.
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Chappell Roan drops out of All Things Go music festival: ‘Things have gotten overwhelming'
Chappell Roan has dropped out of the All Things Go music festival scheduled for this weekend. The decision comes as the breakout pop star has publicly grappled with her rising fame in recent weeks. She apologized to the fans who wanted to see her in New York and near Washington on Satuday and Sunday. She said on Instagram that “things...
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The Weekend Scene: All about the arts with comedy, theater and free events across DC
This weekend is all about art! From the Smithsonian Craft2Wear show to Art All Night bringing events to all eight wards of D.C., Tommy McFly breaks down the best things to do Sept. 27-29.
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14-year-old DC girl found after Amber Alert issued
A 14-year-old girl has been found safe after she went missing in Washington, D.C., police say. D.C. police issued an Amber Alert early Friday for Neveaha Orellana and said she was last seen in the 1300 block of Longfellow Street NW on Thursday. Police said Friday afternoon that Orellana was found in the 4700 block of Southern Avenue SE. Investigators…