Ted Oberg

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.

Here’s what ranked choice voting means for your ballot, your vote, and how winners are decided in D.C.

Loudoun County Public Schools' superintendent will testify on Capitol Hill this week at a House hearing on “ ‘breaking Trust, attacks on parents' rights, inappropriate content and legal abuses in America's schools.”

A Maryland woman said she spent more than a year trying to convince state agencies of what she believed toll camera photos clearly showed: The white Audi SUV repeatedly racking up toll tickets near Baltimore was not her black Toyota Corolla. Daiva Shetty, of Germantown, told the News4 I-Team she received 87 toll violations, almost all of them from the…

Former Sheriff Scott Jenkins was convicted in 2024 of giving badges to three Northern Virginia businessmen in exchange for tens of thousands of dollars in bribes.

Presidents have always shaped Independence Day. Critics say this year’s celebration is different in scale, funding and politics.

Hearn is one of at least four people facing charges for allegedly tampering with the coating on the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, which President Donald Trump began renovating this spring.

Keeping National Guard troops in D.C. through early 2029 could push the cost of the deployment toward $4 billion, according to researchers who found the Guard had no measurable impact on violent crime, homicides or gun crimes.

Thousands are sick, the source is unknown, and an FDA test was wrong. Susan Hogan explains the latest on cyclospora outbreak. in this 4 More Context.