Ted Oberg

Violent crime in D.C. is down 35% this year. The historic drop represents the lowest number of violent crimes in D.C. in 30 years, according to the U.S. Attorney Matt Graves.

A longtime attorney who has tried to educate J6ers told the News4 I-Team why she believes some should be pardoned by President-elect Donald Trump.

Whether J6ers deserve pardons is a tough question to answer for many people with a connection to the Capitol attack – even for some of the Capitol’s most ardent defenders that day.

The federal government opened an investigation into a driverless feature found in millions of vehicles and recently profiled in a News4 I-Team consumer investigation, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said. The probe will look at crashes involving the Tesla app that allows drivers to remotely move their vehicles using their phone without being in the car. Consumer Investigative Reporter…

“I do not believe that anyone deserves a pardon,” departing U.S. Attorney for D.C. Matt Graves told the News4 I-Team about J6 defendants

News4 Investigative Reporter Ted Oberg analyzes the potential local impact of mass deportations President-elect Donald Trump plans to carry out.

Trump is signing 1,500 full pardons and six commutations for Jan. 6 defendants in the Oval Office, as News4’s Ted Oberg reports from outside the D.C. jail.

Many Jan. 6 defendants who were released are holding firm they were unfairly treated, as FBI websites that detailed the investigation are now gone, including photos of suspects who were still wanted.

A study last year from the Office of Management and Budget reports that of the 2.28 million civilians working for the federal government, 54% work fully on site.

What were the ‘elevation issues' in the plane-helicopter collision in DC?