‘Hind Sight’: An Essay by Wendy Rieger News4 lost a beloved colleague, friend and “our poet laureate” in anchor Wendy Rieger, who died in April after a battle with glioblastoma. Countless stories and memories of Wendy were shared, highlighting her humor, wisdom and gift for words. At a celebration of life ceremony in May, Wendy’s … Read more
With the new year comes new laws that could affect your money, healthcare and more. Read on to see what new laws will go into effect in D.C., Virginia and Maryland on Jan. 1, 2023. New Laws in Washington, DC Minimum wage: Minimum wage in the District will increase to $16.50 on Jan. 1, 2023 … Read more
If you need a safe way to get home after celebrating the end of the year, nonprofit Washington Regional Alcohol Program (WRAP) is offering free and discounted rides around the DMV through New Year’s Eve. WRAP will give Lyft app users in the area a $15 dollar credit for rides taken home, with a New … Read more
One thing’s for sure: 2022 didn’t start quietly. The year started off with a major shock on the roadways for hundreds of drivers. Here’s a look back at the most-read stories on NBC Washington from 2022. Drivers Stuck on Frozen I-95 for Over 24 Hours The past year did not start smoothly for a number … Read more
SAN DIEGO – Four-star prospects Daquan Davis and Donavan Freeman put on a show to lead St. John’s (Washington, D.C.) to a 77-67 victory over St. John Bosco (California) on Wednesday in the quarterfinals of the 32nd annual Torrey Pines Holiday Classic presented by SBLive Sports. Davis, the No. 3 ranked recruit in D.C. according to 247 Sports, scored … Read more
A Washington, D.C., synagogue will pay nearly $1 million in a lawsuit that accuses it of violating child care safety laws. The Office of the Attorney General (OAG) for the District of Columbia sued Washington Hebrew Congregation in 2020 following an investigation into the synagogue’s early childhood care program. The investigation and subsequent lawsuit came … Read more
A Washington, D.C., synagogue will pay nearly $1 million in a lawsuit that accuses it of violating childcare safety laws. The Office of the Attorney General (OAG) for the District of Columbia sued Washington Hebrew Congregation in 2020 following an investigation into the synagogue’s early childhood care program. The investigation and subsequent lawsuit came after … Read more
People walk over the frozen Reflecting Pool on the National Mall in Washington, DC, as a historic winter storm and Arctic blast engulf the US.
Police are looking for two thieves who broke into a valet’s key box outside a D.C. restaurant and stole the keys to three luxury cars. It happened during a family dinner on Christmas night at Ruth’s Chris Steak House on 21st and L streets NW. While the valet attendant was parking a car, he saw … Read more
Vehicles Stolen From Ruth’s Chris Valet Parking Lot in DC NBC4 Washington