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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.
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Suspect who gunned down man in DC took off in Mercedes
D.C. police are searching for the person who fatally shot a man Monday morning in the Capitol Hill neighborhood. Officers found a man suffering from gunshot wounds at 16th Street and Kentucky Avenue SE about 9:30 a.m., police said. The man, who police haven’t named, later died at a hospital. Witnesses said they heard two people arguing at the...
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Man dies after Southeast DC shooting
Police say the suspect took off in a black Mercedes. News4’s Mauricio Casillas reports.
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Man found shot near 16th Street and Kentucky Avenue in Southeast DC
A man was found shot near 16th Street and Kentucky Avenue in Southeast D.C. Monday morning. Police said the man was reported not conscious and not breathing. News4’s Mauricio Casillas reports.
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DC mayor to present football legend Darrell Green with key to the city
News4’s Derrick Ward previews Saturday’s event to honor Green.
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Apparent human remains found outside NE DC apartment building
Sources familiar with the investigation told News4 D.C. police found what appear to be human remains encased in concrete. News4’s Jackie Bensen spoke to neighbors in the area.
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DC police investigate Chinatown assault as possible hate crime
A weekend trip to D.C. took a terrifying turn for a woman from Boston, and police have opened a potential hate crime investigation.
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DC police investigate Chinatown assault as possible hate crime
A weekend trip to D.C. took a terrifying turn for a woman from Boston, and police have opened a potential hate crime investigation.
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These DC roads are closed for Howard University's 100th homecoming
Celebrations for Howard University’s 100th homecoming kicked off Friday, and several D.C. roads are closed for the big weekend. These streets are closed from 12 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Friday and Saturday: No parking or traffic is allowed on these streets from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday: These streets are closed off to traffic and parking...
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DC residents can get free mammograms today. Here's what to know
In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, D.C. is helping women get free mammograms on Friday. Residents can get the screenings from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Breast Care for Washington at 4 Atlantic Street SW. Need a ride? The Art to Go-Go shuttle will pick up residents for free at the following locations:
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Winter is coming: DC snow team makes annual dry run
The District’s snow team is getting ready for whatever might come our way this winter. News4’s Joseph Olmo reports.
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The Weekend Scene: American Indian Festival, LEGO Halloween and more
News4’s Tommy McFly has the details.
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DC offering free mammograms Friday for Wear Pink Day
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, D.C. is helping residents get free screenings. News4’s Walter Morris reports’ the Mayor’s Office of Women’s Policy and Initiatives is offering free shuttles to get free mammograms, no referral needed.
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DC AG sues contractor alleging decade of polluting waterways
D.C.’s attorney general sued one of the biggest construction firms in the region – which is also one of the biggest contractors doing business with the city – alleging the company has been polluting Washington’s waterway for almost a decade.
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Detective in deadly beating case testifies Instagram messages incriminated teens
The lead detective in the deadly beating of a 64-year-old D.C. man testified he found incriminating messages on Instagram in which some of the five teenage girls charged in the case admitted to taking part in the attack last October.
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Detective in deadly beating case testifies Instagram messages incriminated teens
The lead detective in the deadly beating of a 64-year-old D.C. man testified he found incriminating messages on Instagram in which some of the five teenage girls charged in the case admitted to taking part in the attack last October. News4’s Paul Wagner reports.
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New electric vehicle charging stations planned for DC
D.C. announced four new fast-charging locations for electric vehicles will be built. News4 Transportation Reporter Adam Tuss has the details.
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DC contractor faces runoff pollution allegations
D.C.’s attorney general is suing one of the biggest construction firms in the region for allegedly polluting D.C.’s waterways for almost a decade. News4’s Mark Segraves reports.
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‘It is action-packed': Chefs for Equality event returns to DC
The 12th annual food event returns to the District Monday with unique food activities. News4’s Eun Yang reports.
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Petworth Library showcases short horror movies from local filmmakers
The Petworth Library presents five-minute, scary movies created by local residents. News4’s Tommy McFly reports.