Juliana Valencia is a news reporter and fill-in anchor for NBC4 Washington. She covers local news in the Washington, D.C. area, reporting on a wide range of topics including traffic, crime, community events, and public affairs. Juliana is dedicated to keeping the community informed and delivering accurate and impactful stories.
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Washington, District of Columbia, United States (Local)
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By: Juliana Valencia
The airman had been hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after the protest Sunday, which he livestreamed on the video platform Twitch
By: Juliana Valencia
The airman doused himself in a liquid and lit himself on fire while shouting “free Palestine." The self-immolation was livestreamed on the video platform Twitch
By: Juliana Valencia
The “Safer Today, Safer Tomorrow” bills drafted by At Large Council Member Robert White as a way for the District to tackle increasing crime.
By: Juliana Valencia
No firefighters were injured. It was not immediately clear if anyone was inside the home at the time of the fire.
By: Allison Hageman, Juliana Valencia
Multiple brush fires burned near highways and homes Wednesday, sending smoke into the sky in the D.C. area.
By: Juliana Valencia, Sophia Barnes, Adam Jacobs
Mayor Muriel Bowser has revealed next year’s budget, saying it addresses challenges including slower revenue growth, the end of federal stimulus funding and significantly higher operating costs. Bowser said the 400-page budget for fiscal year 2025 is the hardest one she’s had to work on. An executive summary of the plan, posted late Tuesday, is titled “Fair Shot: Strategic Investments…
By: Juliana Valencia
The Netherlands ambassador said the 2024 event will highlight the beauty and message of tulips.
By: Juliana Valencia
An American University student from Virginia received a very competitive and prestigious scholarship to further his advocacy work revolving around immigration and improving lives for low-income Latino families. Edwin Santos believes if you put in the work, you can make your dreams happen. “I am a normal kid from Woodbridge that, like, came from essentially nothing, as well, and that…
By: Juliana Valencia
Enabled Intelligence announced 100 new jobs specifically for neurodiverse individuals.
Pro-Palestinian students and protestors at The George Washington University in D.C.’s Foggy Bottom created an encampment Thursday morning in support for Gaza and have remained through the weekend.
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