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The Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture is officially launching a new exhibit that highlights the deep archival collections of historically Black colleges and universities. Titled “At the Vanguard: Making and Saving History at HBCUs,” the exhibition opened Friday, January 16, and is scheduled to run through July 19. Visitors have the […]

The raid on Hannah Natanson’s home is a loud, aggressive declaration that the Trump administration views the Constitution not as a safeguard for liberty, but as an obstacle to be cleared.

From glimmering light displays along the waterfront to festive public art, outdoor markets, and iconic trees that draw visitors from across the country, the D.C. region transforms into a winter playground this time of year. Whether you’re looking for a cozy stroll through Old Town, a dazzling nighttime photo walk by the monuments, or family-friendly […]

Our friends from the American Diabetes Association stopped by our Community Affairs show with Cheryl Jackson to talk about an upcoming event at Kingdom Fellowship AME Church on Saturday, November 15th from 8:30am-3:00pm.

Giant Food and local organizations provide free Thanksgiving meal kits, turkey donations, and support for federal workers in the DMV.

Thanksgiving is right around the corner and if you’re looking for ways to give back or enjoy a festive community gathering this holiday season? You’re in the right place! From free meals to fun volunteer events, here’s your guide to the best free Thanksgiving experiences in D.C., Maryland, and Virginia that are perfect if you’d […]

Amazon is adding 6,500 seasonal jobs in Maryland, with half in Baltimore. The company is offering $19 per hour, pay raises over time, and full benefits.

Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott donates $63 million to Morgan State University—her second major gift in five years—bringing her total contributions to $103 million.

Get ready for hundreds of new laws to start in Maryland! Next week (Oct.1) 430 new laws will go into effect in Maryland. From higher fines with speed cameras to easier expungements, there will be big changes happening in the state. Easier expungements is just one of the many laws that will go into effect. […]

A family’s worst nightmare has become reality after the disappearance of 19-year-old Da’Cara Rose Thompson ended in tragedy.

A grand jury rejected the federal indictment against Sean C. Dunn, who threw a sandwich at a federal agent in Washington, D.C., in protest of Donald Trump's militarized occupation of the city.

A federal judge dismissed a weapons case against a Black man held in the D.C. jail for a week as a result of what the judge ruled was an unlawful search.