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DC explores ways to keep teens safe during the summer
As the school year comes to an end, D.C. leaders are working to keep kids safe with summer programs, especially following the wave of gun violence on Father’s Day weekend. News4’s Jackie Bensen reports.
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Summer solstice 2023: What to know about the first day of summer
The summer solstice marks the official first day of summer. Here’s everything you need to know about the longest day of the year.
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The temperature wars are back: How cold should the office actually be in the summer?
Freezing office dwellers are taking to TikTok to complain about the low temperature settings and the extreme need to bundle up at their desks.
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Does your bug spray work? Here's how to tell
Consumer Reports tested 53 repellents against mosquitoes and ticks. News4 Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan shares which bug spray is most effective.
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Toast to the summer solstice at museums open until midnight, Foamhenge and more
Here are some unique ways to celebrate the summer solstice in the D.C. area.
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Historic alley, U Street hideaway: Community harvests joy in garden's final summer
Temperance Alley Garden is hosting its final summer of events before its lot becomes townhomes.
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Dads & grads: Consumer Reports-approved items to buy in June
Whether it’s a gift for Dad or a recent graduate, or something nice for yourself, kick off summer with these money-saving deals on top-tested products. News4 Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan shares what to buy in June.
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Record snowpack re-charges spectacular waterfalls at Yosemite National Park
The waterfalls of Yosemite National Park are in all their splendor after a record snowpack starts melting down with warmer temperatures.
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Top Tested Sunscreen of 2023
Putting popular sunscreens to the test: With so many choices, here’s how to know what’s best. NBC4’s Susan Hogan reports.
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Sun Safety: What to Know About Sunscreen Labels
News4’s Eun Yang spoke to a dermatologist about how to choose the right sunscreen for you and your family this summer.
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Doug's Summer Weather Outlook: What to Expect From Heat to Hurricanes
Storm Team4 Chief Meteorologist Doug Kammerer predicts it could be a nice summer for many in the DMV without extreme heat or severe weather, but there could be more rain than usual.
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Seasonal Depression: Winter Blues or a Sign of Something More?
Seasonal Affective Disorder affects countless Americans every year, but how many actually know what it is? Dr. Kelly Rohan and Dr. Norman Rosenthal explain the disorder, and how to treat it.
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How to Avoid Tiger Mosquito Bites
On this Science 4 Everyone segment, Storm Team4 Meteorologist Ryan Miller reports on how to keep the pesky tiger mosquito from biting you and your pets at home.
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DC Teen Spent Summer Earning Pilot's License
Teenager Chris Ballinger, of D.C. spent his summer earning a pilot’s license at a JROTC flight academy. News4’s Derrick Ward reports.
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Morning Weather: August 14
Storm Team4 Meteorologist Lauryn Ricketts has the forecast.
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Prince William County Fair Returns Friday
The Prince William County Fair returns on Friday and organizers say it is going to be bigger than ever. Tommy McFly has a preview of its food, music and fun.
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Tips for Staying Healthy in the Heat
Staying cool in the summer is essential for your health. Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan provides tips on saying cool all summer long.
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How to Beat the Summer Blues
Summer is not all sunshine for some people when the heat can cause fatigue and expensive vacations can lead to money worries. News4 spoke to a clinical therapist about summer depression.
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Beat the Heat: Tips to Stay Cool in DC Area
Temperatures have been in the upper 90s for over a week. Here’s a few ways D.C. area residents are staying cool. Derrick Ward reports.
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Sunflower Fields Return to the DC Area: Where to Enjoy Them
During sunflower season, farms in Maryland and Virginia include activities such as sunflower mazes and photo opportunities. Visitors and locals alike can take advantage of this special summer tradition.