WRC-TV (Washington, DC)

WRC-TV, also known as channel 4, is a television station that is owned and operated by NBC. It is based in Washington, D.C., the capital of the United States. This station is part of the NBC Owned Television Stations group, which is a division of NBCUniversal. WRC-TV's facilities, including its studios and transmitter, are situated at 4001 Nebraska Avenue NW in the Tenleytown area of northwest Washington.

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Charles County man faces deportation

2 days ago | nbcwashington.com | Dominique Moody

A Charles County man is facing deportation to Mexico and has been detained for the last five weeks, the man's attorneys said. Angel Servellon Giron's lawyers, along with family and friends, said he was detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Baltimore in May. Family members said agents told Servellon they were taking him into custody to "meet a quota," but no other explanation was given. "He means the world to me, man," Servellon's son said.
Metrobus will stop going to 500 stops soon. Here's how to find your new route

3 days ago | nbcwashington.com | Joseph Olmo |Gina Cook

Major changes are coming to Metrobus beginning Sunday, June 29. More than 500 bus stops in D.C., Maryland and Virginia will be eliminated for WMATA's Better Bus Network redesign. Metro said Better Bus is the first major redesign of the system in more than 50 years. All Metrobus routes and schedules will change - and every single route will be renamed, Metro said. How do I know if my bus stop will be removed? Metro has posted signs at the bus stops to warn riders of the upcoming changes.
'There's Billy!' Runaway goat evades animal control for weeks in Fort Washington

4 days ago | nbcwashington.com | Joseph Olmo

A goat on the lam in Fort Washington, Maryland, has been walking through yards, munching on grass and evading animal control for weeks. "He can't be caught," resident Jeffrey Herbert said Monday. "Somebody owns him. They need to come get him."Herbert lovingly nicknamed the wily animal Billy the GOAT - as in "greatest of all time.""We see sightings, mostly this time of the morning. He comes in between the fences," Herbert said.
World leaders react after Trump says U.S. has bombed 3 nuclear sites in Iran, including Fordo

6 days ago | nbcwashington.com | Spriha Srivastava |Riya Bhattacharjee

Gary Hershorn | Corbis News | Getty Images World leaders reacted to the news of U.S. strikes on Iran: Trump called it a "historic moment," Netanyahu praised the show of strength, while U.N. chief Guterres warned of dangerous escalation and urged diplomacy. Trump hailed the attack as a turning point, saying Iran must now agree to end the conflict following a "very successful" strike on three nuclear sites.
Some Montgomery County residents without power after storms

6 days ago | nbcwashington.com | Joseph Olmo

As temperatures rise, crews are racing to get the power back on for Montgomery County residents after Thursday's severe thunderstorms knocked down trees, crushed cars and cut power to thousands. There are still many customers with no service, and that means no air conditioning. Even some busy traffic intersections have no working traffic lights, including Massachusetts Avenue in Bethesda.
Trump says U.S. has dropped bombs on three locations in Iran

6 days ago | nbcwashington.com | Alex Koppelman |Courtney Kube |Gordon Lubold

President Donald Trump said late Saturday that the U.S. military had bombed three locations in Iran, officially becoming part of the week-old war between ally Israel and the longtime American foe. Trump posted to his personal Truth Social account with news of the bombings. "We have completed our very successful attack on the three Nuclear sites in Iran, including Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan. All planes are now outside of Iran air space.
How a Vietnam War veteran started 'the gay corner' of DC's Congressional Cemetery

6 days ago | nbcwashington.com | Jessica Albert |Maggie More

There's a pride celebration happening Saturday in an unusual venue: a cemetery. It's the burial site of a gay rights activist whose legacy has inspired countless LGBTQ+ military members. His grave is a marker of a story about love, in a setting where the stories are usually about death.
Sully Historic Site honors enslaved people with Juneteenth ceremony

1 week ago | nbcwashington.com | Arielle Hixson

Dressed head-to-toe in clothes from the 1800s, Marion Ransell Dobbins' presence at the Sully Historic Site in Fairfax County, Virginia, speaks volumes. "As long as I have breath in my body and blood in my vein, I will be up somewhere in the heat wearing all of these clothes, and I will be talking to people about the enslavement of ancestors, the enslavement of my ancestors," Dobbins said.
Storms topple trees and power lines in DC area, sparking fires and electricity outages

1 week ago | nbcwashington.com | Sophia Barnes |Maggie More

Destructive storms blew through the Washington, D.C., area on Thursday night, causing trees to crush cars and houses while cutting power to numerous neighborhoods. Thousands of people are waiting for their lights to turn back on after spending the night in the dark. More than 20,000 Dominion Energy customers, mostly in Fairfax County, were without power early Friday. Arlington County and Alexandria were hit hard, too.
Maryland Gov. Moore issues cannabis pardons, announces homeownership program

1 week ago | nbcwashington.com | Shawn Yancy |Katie Leslie

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore will pardon thousands of cases of cannabis possession in the state, he announced Thursday. The governor made the announcement at a Juneteenth event and also announced a new program to increase race-based equity. In an interview with News4 earlier this week, Moore called these initiatives part of the "work of repair" he said is necessary to address ways communities of color have suffered from the systemic impacts of racism.