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51+ min ago (199+ words) Closings and Delays: DC-area schools make schedule changes Monday due to frigid temperatures NEWS ALERT: Rob Reiner's son arrested after deaths of the director-writer and his wife December 15, 2025, 1:52 PM A man has been arrested in Pennsylvania and charged with fatally shooting his mother in their Temple Hills, Maryland, home. Adia Lipscomb Mingo, 45, was found by officers just before 9 a.m. Thursday in her home in the 6900 block of Westchester Court after a reported shooting. According to a news release from the Prince George's County Police Department, Mingo was found "suffering from trauma" and was pronounced dead at the scene. Damari Lipscomb, 24, is charged in his mother's death. He was found by police in Pennsylvania, where he was taken into custody with the assistance of multiple law enforcement agencies, Prince George's County police said. Police said their investigation suggests Damari shot his mother…...

1+ hour, 5+ min ago (23+ words) The Chabad of Anne Arundel County's parade of lights and Menorah lighting took on a more somber and defiant tone this year....

1+ hour, 27+ min ago (150+ words) Police identified the victim as 45-year-old Adia Lipscomb Mingo. The crime is still under investigation. News4s Darcy Spencer reports. A 24-year-old man suspected of shooting his mother to death in her Maryland home last week has been arrested in Pennsylvania, police say. Damari Lipscomb was charged with killing 45-year-old Adia Lipscomb Mingo, Prince George's County police said in a release on Monday. Mingo was found dead just before 9 a.m. Thursday at her home on Westchester Court in Temple Hills, police said. Investigators said Lipscomb likely shot his mother over an ongoing argument. Police haven't given any other details about the possible motive or circumstances that led up to the shooting. Several police agencies worked to track down Libscomb and arrest him. It's unclear where in Pennsylvania he was arrested. Detectives are asking anyone with more information to call 301-516-2512....

1+ hour, 36+ min ago (298+ words) A very real hockey season is underway, but this year, fictional action on and off the ice is garnering fans. Heated Rivalry follows the secret, seasons-long romance between professional hockey players Shane Hollander and Ilya Rozanov, beginning as rookies. The series, now streaming on Crave and HBO Max, is based on the Game Changers'books by Rachel Reid. As a romance lover, I already had the show on my watchlist. But a colleague mentioned something that immediately launched it to the top: The books, this person said, are purportedly inspired by real-life rivals Sidney Crosby of the Pittsburgh Penguins and our very own Capitals star Alexander Ovechkin. So, did the players inspire the torrid love story?'Kind of. Reid herself has highlighted the connection. On her website she writes: "One of my inspirations for Heated Rivalry was, obviously, the extremely entertaining…...

1+ hour, 46+ min ago (347+ words) One driver was killed and two other people have life-threatening injuries after a crash on Richmond Highway (Route 1) involving a Metrobus and a taxi. Here's video of the aftermath. A man working as a taxi driver died and three other people are hurt after a speeding taxi smashed into a stopped minivan and Metrobus on Richmond Highway on Monday morning, authorities say. Two of the crash victims have life-threatening injuries. News4 video shows the wreckage of the chain-reaction crash in the 6300 block of Route 1, on the busy northbound approach to the Beltway. A black minivan was smashed between a red taxi and a Metrobus on the F1X route between Fort Belvoir and Old Town Alexandria. The bus and minivan were stopped at a red light when the taxi slammed into the back of the minivan, Fairfax County Capt. Jesse Katzman said. "The…...

2+ hour, 46+ min ago (461+ words) With the holiday season underway, Attorney General Brian Schwalb is urging residents to be on the lookout for gift card scams. Here's how to protect yourself. [View image] DC AG warns of 'gift card draining' scam. Here's what it is WASHINGTON " Gift-giving season is here, and it is a prime time for scammers. Attorney General Brian Schwalb issued a consumer alert Monday morning urging residents to be aware of gift card scams. Scammers have used many methods to spoil the holidays, however, Schwalb wants residents to be aware of a scam called gift card draining. Gift card draining is when scammers take unpurchased gift cards off a rack and scratch off the back of the card to reveal the code and then cover it up again. Once an unsuspecting shopper buys the card and activates it, the scammer can access…...

2+ hour, 53+ min ago (758+ words) Take this week's quiz featuring Tommy McFly and News4's Maggie More! We share the best things to do every weekend in The Weekend Scene newsletter " it's completely free to subscribe! Who said D.C. isn't a romantic city? The District now holds the record for most couples kissing underneath the mistletoe in a single venue. On Saturday, over 1,435 couples sealed it with a kiss under the National Mistletoe. We're in the midst of Hanukkah, the winter solstice is days away and the last weekend for Christmas shopping will be here before you know it. In between holiday parties and checking lists twice, here's what to do this week in the Washington, D.C. area. 12 Days of Joy with Art to Go-Go: Through Dec. 22, Historic Anacostia, free Exhibit - "Home, History, Holidays: Celebrating White House Traditions: Through Jan. 10, The People's House, free A Very Improv Holiday:…...

3+ hour, 8+ min ago (190+ words) TEMPLE HILLS, Md. " A man has been taken into custody in Pennsylvania following a deadly shooting in Temple Hills last week. Damari Lipscomb, 24, is charged with murdering his mother, 45-year-old Adia Lipsocomb Mingo." The shooting happened on Thursday morning. Prince George's County Police officers responded to the 6900 block of Westchester Court just before 9 a.m. for a report of a shooting. Once on scene, investigators found Mingo shot inside the home. She was pronounced dead at the home." Investigators later tracked Lipscomb to Pennsylvania, where he was taken into custody with the help of the PGPD Fugitive Unit, the U.S. Marshals Service Capital Area Regional Fugitive Task Force and Western Pennsylvania Fugitive Task Force, Pennsylvania State Police and the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police. While the investigation is still underway, police believe Lipscomb shot his mother during an ongoing dispute. He remains in Pennsylvania pending…...

3+ hour, 9+ min ago (415+ words) WASHINGTON " The winter housing market in the Washington, D.C., region is giving buyers something they haven't had much of in recent years: Leverage. New data from Bright MLS shows inventory'is up across the region, easing competition and creating more opportunities for buyers to negotiate price and terms. Year to date, about 67,000 new listings have hit the market in the D.C. metro area, compared with roughly 63,000 at the same point last year. That increase is helping slow the pace of sales and extending the amount of time homes stay on the market. Homes sold in November spent a median of 22 days on the market, up from 13 days in November 2024, according to Bright MLS. Longer listing times are making some sellers more flexible.' "With the government layoffs, there are a lot of changes there," said Bic DeCaro, a real estate agent with Bic DeCaro…...

3+ hour, 13+ min ago (320+ words) What was always expected is now confirmed: quarterback Malik Washington agreed to a deal that will return him to Maryland football in 2026, the team announced Saturday. ESPN's Pete Thamel first reported the news. The specifics of Washington's deal are not public. The star recruit started immediately for the Terps this season, and was one of the best freshman quarterbacks in the nation. Washington was asked to do a lot " leading the Big Ten in both completions and attempts " finishing the season with 2,963 passing yards, 21 total touchdowns and nine interceptions. The 6-foot-5, 231-pound quarterback comes back for another year with head coach Michael Locksley, who athletic director Jim Smith has confirmed will lead the team in 2026. Locksley was instrumental in Washington's recruitment, and retaining the quarterback is likely a big reason he'll coach an eighth season after back-to-back 4-8 campaigns. Now eyes…...