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Tracee Wilkins

Tracee Wilkins

Investigative Reporter at WRC-TV

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Jolene Ivey opens up on her health, Prince George's County executive race exit

Jolene Ivey opens up on her health, Prince George's County executive race exit
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Ivey drops out of Prince George's County executive race

Prince George’s County Council Chair Jolene Ivey unexpectedly dropped out of the race for county executive Wednesday. Ivey was considered a leading candidate in the race to replace former County Executive Angela Alsobrooks, who now serves in the U.S. Senate. In a statement posted to her Facebook page today, Ivey said: “I want to thank all of my volunteers and…
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How DC schools are teaching teens about online misinformation

A new DC Public Schools pilot program aims to arm kids with tools to identify online misinformation. The News4 I-Team got a look at the lessons inside Inspired Teaching Public Charter School in Northeast.
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What Project 2025 could mean for the DMV's Black middle class

The News4 I-Team asked experts on both sides of Project 2025 how the dismantling could affect the D.C. area’s Black middle class.
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Maryland State Police and DOJ seek to settle discrimination case fo...

Maryland State Police are hoping to settle a U.S. Justice Department investigation into alleged racial discrimination by paying more than $2.7 million to those affected.
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Maryland State Police and DOJ seek to settle discrimination case fo...

Maryland State Police are hoping to settle a U.S. Justice Department investigation into alleged racial discrimination by paying more than $2.7 million to those affected.
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Discrimination suit against Maryland State Police will go forward

A federal judge ruled that an employment discrimination lawsuit brought against Maryland State Police has merit and can move forward, after the police department tried to have the case dismissed.
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ACLU: DC police conduct more searches of Black people

An ACLU report found Black people are overwhelmingly more likely to be searched by D.C. police.
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DC Council member wants better oversight of DC inmates serving in f...

When people in the District are sentenced to longer sentences, they can be held in federal prisons anywhere in the country. For more than a year, the News4 I-Team has investigated how some of those inmates say they’re often targeted. Since the I-Team started looking into the issue, the recent deaths of two D.C. men were listed as homicides.
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Lawsuit: Money for surrogates disappears; businesswoman turned rapp...

Lawsuit: Money for surrogates disappears; businesswoman turned rapper blamed
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DC residents haunted by criminal backgrounds nearly impossible to c...

The District has some of the most restrictive record-sealing policies in the country, preventing thousands from moving forward from their past. A new law that…
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Maryland man charged with conspiracy in alleged fake nursing degree...

A Maryland man is facing a federal conspiracy charge in an alleged scheme to sell fake nursing degrees. The U.S. Attorney for the District of Maryland’s…
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As pandemic dollars sunset, schools grapple with how to continue tu...

To help millions of students affected by pandemic learning loss, many school districts across the country turned to intensive in-school tutoring. But the News4…
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Judge rejects challenge to Maryland Child Victims Act in class acti...

A Prince George’s County Circuit Court judge ruled a class action lawsuit against the Archdiocese of Washington can proceed Wednesday, dismissing a challenge…
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‘Unfortunately, I was the drug mule in that situation': Drugs trans...

Ride-share companies have become a way of life — used to transport everything from people to packages around town — but one Uber driver told the News4…
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VA equity team report: Some progress, but still work to do on dispa...

A new study out Wednesday from the Department of Veterans Affairs on disparities with benefits shows some progress, but also that there’s still work to…
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Understanding absenteeism in schools: ‘It's such a deeper issue' - ...

Kevon McNeal was dressed and ready to head out the door at 6:30 a.m. on a cold Monday. On a typical school day, the 13-year-old would be headed to Kramer Middle…
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DC teacher accused of exposing himself in apartment complex - NBC W...

The D.C. public school system has placed one of its elementary school teachers on leave and is investigating after disturbing allegations were made by his…
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‘Like having a solar eclipse': DC residents question large home on ...

Southeast D.C. residents are fuming after a towering development went up on a small lot they thought could not be developed.
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Former Duke Ellington teacher accused of abuse arrested at BWI - NB...

A former Duke Ellington School of the Arts teacher who has been accused of sexual abuse by at least two former students was arrested over the weekend, the News4…
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DC teens on gun violence: ‘Gun violence has definitely deprived me ...

Six teenagers who live in neighborhoods that have seen some of the most gun violence in D.C. talk about what gun violence means for them.