Aimee Cho

Crimea Malita Baker, of New Market, and Sean Antoine Lange, of Arlington, were the victims of the crime on Mandalong Court

A federal judge ruled the University of Maryland must allow pro-Palestinian students to hold an interfaith vigil Oct. 7, the day marking one year since the Hamas attack in Israel.

A 17-year-old girl is dead and two other teens are critically hurt after a car slammed into a pole in Montgomery County, Maryland, Wednesday morning, police say. The car was coming around a curve on Norwood Road in Sandy Spring when it crashed into the wooden light pole about 8 a.m., Montgomery County police said. Sanaa Vil, a 17-year-old high…

A new study from MedStar Health shows the majority of women aren’t getting their annual mammograms.

A family from Guinea is desperately searching for answers after their loved one was killed in a hit and run in Downtown D.C. The driver of the car was fleeing from police. Twenty-five-year-old Alpha Oumar Kake spent more than a month fighting for his life, but died of his injuries last week. The crash happened August 31 at 15th and…

For young teens, starting high school can be a large transition. Try being cast in a movie on top of that.

D.C. prosecutors revealed Instagram messages between a group of teenage girls after they allegedly beat an elderly man with disabilities last October. Surveillance footage shows a man attacking Reggie Brown last October on Georgia Avenue NW before five girls ages 12-15 later joined the man, stomping Brown’s head into the pavement and whipping him with his own belt, prosecutors said….

The MCM’s Health & Fitness Expo is happening Friday and Saturday at Gaylord National Harbor. News4’s Aimee Cho reports.

At Sunday’s Marine Corps Marathon, months and years of training will come down to one race. But for Jeffrey Mellenthin, this race is about finishing the job. Mellenthin served in the Air Force for 20 years as a flight nurse caring for his fellow servicemembers. “The mission was to bring everybody home, no matter what,” Mellenthin said. While on a…

A police officer in Montgomery County, Maryland, is back at work after losing his legs. It’s been just over a year since Sgt. Patrick Kepp was hit by a speeding teen driver, allegedly on purpose, on Interstate 270. News4 has followed his journey since then. When we first met Kepp, he had spent nearly two months in the hospital. Even…