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Video shows Will Smith shove and lightly slap a man who’s trying to kiss him on the red carpet.Photo Credit: Getty Images

Credit for GMU’s growth is attributed in part to one man who’s getting ready to say goodbye to the school.Photo Credit: George Mason University

Birds have taken over a neighborhood in southeast DC. Residents say the flock is destroying the sidewalks and creating a health hazard. News 4′s Derrick Ward has more on the dirty situation.Photo Credit: NBCWashington.com

Birds are taking over a neighborhood in southeast D.C., where residents say they are destroying the sidewalks and creating a health hazard.Photo Credit: NBCWashington.com

A craft beer promotion using an image of Councilman Marion Barry is coming to an abrupt end.

One person was killed after a serious crash on Route 197 in Bowie early Friday morning.Photo Credit: www.jupiterimages.com

The day includes free giveaways, and raffle prizes. Morning and afternoon pit stops are offering fuel for the ride.

The man found shot in a vehicle in Mount Vernon on Wednesday was identified as Morgan Detroy Monroe Jr., of Landover Maryland, police say.Photo Credit: NBC10Philadelphia

Police say tips from the public played a key role in helping them arrest three men connected to a string of armed robberies that happened last weekend.Photo Credit: NBCWashington.com

Protesters line street outside Pepco’s D.C. headquarters to demand an end to plans for a rate hike.Photo Credit: Erika Gonzalez

District police hope surveillance video leads to tips in a 2010 convenience store murder.Photo Credit: Getty Images / Marco Di Lauro

"What to Expect When You’re Expecting" and "Hope Springs" join "Think Like a Man" in bringing the human condition in many of its variations to the big screen.Photo Credit: Lionsgate

George Mason University police arrested a woman at the school’s graduation on Thursday. Frustrations ran high after police locked out more than 100 people.

News 4′s has the latest on Metrobus close calls caught on camera.

Former President Bill Clinton and ABC newsman George Stephanopoulos were just subpoenaed as part of a civil case filed by a former D.C. employee who says he was wrongly fired for protesting the lotto deal.Photo Credit: Getty Images