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, Taylor Edwards
Montgomery County police officers shot a man after 911 received a distress call from his mother, according to police. Officers heard gunshots from inside an apartment when they arrived at the 3300 block of Hampton Point Drive in Silver Spring about 11:40 p.m. Wednesday, Montgomery County police said. The man, who allegedly had a gun, and his mother were inside…
By: Taylor Edwards, Sophia Barnes, Juliana Valencia
A crash that killed one person and injured six others on the Capital Beltway’s Inner Loop in Montgomery County on Wednesday morning has spurred miles-long delays, officials said. The crash investigation between Connecticut and Georgia avenues shut down all lanes of the Inner Loop of the Beltway (Interstate 495) for hours. Lanes were back open before 8 a.m., but traffic…
By: Sophia Barnes, Juliana Valencia
Stunning video shows the moment a suspected drunk driver crashed on the Capital Beltway on Tuesday, injuring a Virginia State Trooper.
By: Maggie More, Juliana Valencia
Fourth of July celebrations brought a huge number of calls about fireworks and related fires to local fire departments.
Here’s what to know about preventing heat-related illnesses.
By: Juliana Valencia
One couple at Dulles said it'll take them four days to get to Tanzania amid the tech outages. News4's Juliana Valencia reports.
A group of 12 Fairfax County police officers, including a K-9 unit, will work to secure the Olympics. News4's Juliana Valencia spoke with Chief Kevin Davis and an officer about how they're preparing.
One man and two women are dead after a single-vehicle crash in Fairfax County, according to police. Fairfax County police and fire rescue responded to a report of a car crash at West Ox Road and Route 29 in Legato. When they arrived at the scene, they found the car on fire and there were reports of people trapped inside,…
By: Megan Mcgrath, Juliana Valencia
Hundreds of protesters rallied within sight of the U.S. Capitol building, on Wednesday, denouncing Israel’s war in Gaza and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hours before he was set to address members of Congress.
By: Juliana Valencia, Megan Mcgrath
U.S. Capitol Police deployed pepper spray on protesters condemning Israel’s war in Gaza on Wednesday as a large crowd marched toward the Capitol amid Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu address to Congress.
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