Ted Oberg

News4's Ted Oberg and Mark Segraves unpack the sewage spill, the fallout, DC Water's response, and the fight for answers.

Virginia’s new congressional map could reshape House power. Is it fair redistricting or gerrymandering? What it means for your vote.

On a recent morning, the News4 I-Team observed as D.C. firefighters trained in Southeast, raising their ladder against a three-story building under construction.

After debate over safety and affordability, affordability wins as the D.C. Council approves the One Front Door Act. News4 I-Team reporter Ted Oberg breaks down the bill.

All of them were served termination papers in connection to the way they handled crime statistics and possibly manipulated those crime statistics to minimize the level of crime in D.C.

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.

Mayor Muriel Bowser says the cuts are tough but necessary as the District faces a $1.1 billion budget gap.

Preschool owner Jeannine Piacenza questions D.C.’s priorities as it cuts the educator equity fund while investing millions in the stadium project.

News4's Ted Oberg and Paul Wagner examine how D.C. police crime data misclassifications may have harmed victims seeking justice and support.

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.