Katie Leslie is an Investigative Producer at News4 I-Team. She covers a range of topics including government, politics, public policy, and education, with a focus on general assignment news and the education system. Katie's work has been featured in NBC Bay Area, MSN, and NBC4 Washington.
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By: Tracee Wilkins, Katie Leslie, Jeff Piper
“We've been completely ghosted.” Three families told the News4 I-Team that Attics to Basements Estate Sales sold thousands of dollars' worth of their lifelong possessions and then failed to pay them their share of the proceeds.
By: Jeff Piper, Katie Leslie, Ted Oberg, Steve Jones
“We are considering a world where the only people who have oversight over DYRS is the agency itself," an advocate told the News4 I-Team.
By: Jeff Piper, Katie Leslie, Tracee Wilkins, Steve Jones
A growing number of people tell News4 they’re owed thousands of dollars from a Virginia company that held estate sales on their behalf and then failed to hand over the proceeds.
By: Katie Leslie, Jeff Piper, Steve Jones, Tracee Wilkins, Rosbelis Quiñonez
ICE says officers shot Tiago Sousa-Martins in a neighborhood in Glen Burnie because he hit their cars and they feared for their lives.
By: Katie Leslie, Ted Oberg, Jeff Piper, Steve Jones, Derrick Cheston
The group is asking, who are the corporate donors paying for it, how much have they given and why?
By: Katie Leslie, Steve Jones, Tracee Wilkins
A former teacher at D.C.’s Duke Ellington School of the Arts was sentenced to 16 years in federal prison Friday. Mark Williams was convicted in February of sexually abusing a former student in about 2014 at the acclaimed Georgetown high school.
By: Katie Leslie, Jeff Piper, Rosbelis Quiñonez
Tiago Sousa-Martins, who was shot multiple times by ICE officers in Glen Burnie, pleaded guilty to destruction of government property.
By: Evan Carr, Steve Jones, Katie Leslie, Ted Oberg
While potential congressional approval may quash the legal battle the ballroom faces, some government ethics watchdogs have remaining concerns about the millions in private dollars already given to fund it.
By: Steve Jones, Ted Oberg, Katie Leslie
Mayor Muriel Bowser says the cuts are tough but necessary as the District faces a $1.1 billion budget gap.
By: Ted Oberg, Steve Jones, Katie Leslie
Standing in her damp, dark apartment in April, Jazmyne Battle told how the laundry room near her basement unit in the Fort Chaplin Park Apartments flooded her home two months prior.
