Ted Oberg is an investigative reporter at ABC13 Houston. With over 20 years of experience in journalism, he focuses on critical issues such as law enforcement, social inequity, and public safety, while also covering significant events like hurricanes and border issues in Texas. Oberg's impactful reporting has earned him several Emmy awards, and his work has been featured in NBC4 Washington.
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By: Gina Cook, Ted Oberg
A woman was seriously hurt Friday morning in an apparent natural gas explosion at an apartment building in the Columbia Heights neighborhood of D.C., fire officials say. Firefighters evacuated the four-story apartment building at 1433 Columbia Road Northwest and shut off the gas after finding the woman in serious condition, D.C. Fire and EMS said. Neighbors said the woman came…
Using a Freedom of Information Act request, the I-Team found Virginia State Police spent $339,642 on the Chain Bridge Road Operation from July 26 – the day they removed protesters – until September 10.
By: Steve Jones, Ted Oberg, Rick Yarborough
A Montgomery County mother found 42 drug treatment programs for her son. Here's what families can face as they seek care
Virginia first lady Suzanne Youngkin was among many parents who reached out to the News4 I-Team after watching our Fighting Fentanyl series.
By: Ted Oberg
After an explosion at an apartment building in Columbia Heights made homes uninhabitable, the News4 I-Team found missed warning signs residents say D.C. should have acted on
By: Andrea Swalec, Ted Oberg
D.C. police officers were told to be on the lookout for nails or screws dropped on roads near polling places or ballot boxes on Election Day.
By: Rick Yarborough, Ted Oberg
Scott Jenkins, former Culpeper County sheriff, is accused in a federal indictment of accepting more than $70,000 in bribes from people he allegedly made auxiliary deputies.
By: Ted Oberg, Rick Yarborough, Andrea Swalec
Former Culpeper County Sheriff Scott Jenkins’ federal trial was delayed from its expected start Tuesday after the judge said Jenkins was suffering from a medical condition.
By: Rick Yarborough, Ted Oberg, Andrea Swalec
The judge seemed insistent on trying to start the trial, pointing out that standing trial will be stressful and anxiety-producing for former Culpeper sheriff Scott Jenkins no matter what happens
By: Andrea Swalec, Ted Oberg, Rick Yarborough
Former Culpeper County Sheriff Scott Jenkins’ trial on federal bribery, fraud and conspiracy charges was postponed Thursday until mid-December after the judge said Jenkins suffered panic attacks.
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