Aimee Cho

Several D.C. councilmembers have said they feel the curfew zones are needed to keep people safe, but News4 also talked to some folks who protested the curfew zones Tuesday because they feel it criminalizes young people.

Torsha Bhattacharya is a scientist, nature lover and director of stewardship for the Fairfax County Park Authority. News4’s Aimee Cho shares her story

Torsha Bhattacharya is an Indian American scientist, nature lover and the director of stewardship for the Fairfax County Park Authority.

In Chinatown, Lucky Danger — a Chinese restaurant — hosts weekly mahjong classes. The game that has been a Chinese tradition for more than a century.

In D.C.'s Chinatown, Lucky Danger restaurant hosts weekly classes in mahjong — a game that's been a Chinese tradition for generations.

A guest was fatally shot in broad daylight in the parking lot of a North Bethesda, Maryland, hotel late Thursday morning, and police are searching for the shooter.

An Asian American Maryland state delegate says he felt blindsided and saddened after two of his colleagues posted a video mocking his accent and accusing him of being a Chinese spy.

The annual Decision Day celebration at KIPP D.C. Legacy College Prep had a little extra pep on Wednesday as the D.C. high school celebrated a major milestone.

Earlier this week, a D.C. fifth grader forgot his trumpet on the Metrobus on his way home from school. But it turns out, a good Samaritan was watching out for him — the bus driver himself, who helped save the day on his day off. “I couldn’t find it and I was like, ‘Yep, I lost it.” Fifth grader Theo…

After a D.C. boy left his trumpet on a Metrobus, it turns out the driver was watching out for him.