D.C. Part of $7.4B National Opioid Settlement
District of Columbia Attorney General Brian L. Schwalb has announced a $7.4 billion national settlement with Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family, with the District expected to receive over $21 million in the first two years.
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Ward 8 Special Election Profile: Sheila Bunn
Sheila Bunn, a lifelong Ward 8 resident and public servant, is running for the vacant Ward 8 D.C. Council seat and promises to fight for increased鈥
Caribbean Heritage Month: Young, Queer Caribbeans Reflect on Pride, Identity聽
During Pride Month, young queer Caribbeans are embracing their identities and encouraging others to do the same, despite the鈥
From Apathy to Action: D.C. Leaders Are Adamant to Bring Youth Back to the Church
Faith leaders are calling for a revitalization of the relationship between young people and the church, emphasizing the importance鈥
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Adventist HealthCare Ends Pursuit of Howard University Hospital
Howard University Hospital and Adventist HealthCare have ended talks regarding the acquisition of HUH, and will phase out their Management Services Agreements over a two-year period.
UDC Offers Cybersecurity Apprenticeship Program
The University of the District of Columbia (UDC) has partnered with Accenture and PeopleShores to offer a 12-month cybersecurity apprenticeship program, with a focus on鈥
OCC’s Rodney E. Hood Discusses Financial Literacy Education
Acting Comptroller of the Currency Rodney E. Hood emphasized the importance of financial literacy education in his remarks at the Financial Literacy and Education Commission,鈥
NEFE Releases Data on Multigenerational Households
The NEFE data shows that multigenerational households often face financial complexity, with 73% having to make unexpected financial changes, and that financial education can help鈥
Credit Scores Plunge in D.C. as Student Loan Delinquencies Surge聽
The end of the federal student loan payment pauses and the expiration of the Education Department’s 12-month “on-ramp” period has caused credit scores to plummet,鈥
DMV
Knowledge is Power: Tools for Today’s Housing Market
The 最新麻豆影音视频 has provided a guide to inspire, educate and steer readers in the direction of property ownership, offering insights on foreclosure prevention, investing in鈥
Homeownership Events in the DMV
DMV residents interested in learning more about homeownership can attend a variety of workshops and conferences offered by local agencies across the region, providing support鈥
‘Sacred Spaces’ Reimagines African American Heritage With A Year-Round Tribute to Black Culture
Jabari Jefferson’s first solo exhibition, “Sacred Spaces”, is a mixed media art piece that honors African American heritage and culture, featuring sustainable technology, community installations,鈥
‘Dance Like There’s Black People Watching’ is a Hilarious, Timely Show That Offers Tons of Laughs, Reality Checks and Healing
Second City’s “Dance Like There’s Black People Watching” is a hilarious and thought-provoking show that offers a large dose of reality and healing, and is鈥
What is Ozempic and is it a Viable Option For Weight-Loss Goals?
Ozempic, a prescription injection used to treat type 2 diabetes, has become popular for weight loss due to its ability to lower blood sugar levels鈥
Our House D.C.
Spring Cleaning Offers Opportunity to Purge, Live Clutter Free
The Eastland Gardens Civic Association is hosting a neighborhood-wide yard sale to encourage neighbors to get rid of unwanted items and keep鈥
Homeowners Can Stay on Top of Real Property Tax Payment, Issues withDC鈥檚 Office of Tax
The District’s Office of Tax and Revenue is available year-round to assist residents and businesses with real property tax, provide tax credit鈥
As One Study Reports Rise in Home Foreclosures, Government Programs Offer Alternatives to Losing Homes
Prince George’s County Sheriff’s Department serves as an advocate to renters and homeowners facing foreclosure, providing resources and support to help them鈥
Money Talk
Financial education series dedicated to closing the racial wealth gap.
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Kilmar Abrego Garcia Returning to U.S. After Weekslong Legal Fight
Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Maryland father who was deported despite his protective legal status, has returned to the United States following a unanimous Supreme Court decision,鈥
Prince George’s Educators Express Concerns, Challenges and ‘No Confidence’ in Superintendent House聽
Prince George’s County Public Schools (PGCPS) Superintendent Millard House II is defending his record against a no-confidence vote from the Prince George’s County Educators Association鈥
State’s Attorney Braveboy Elected as Next Prince George’s County Executive
Prince George’s County voters elected State’s Attorney Aisha Braveboy (D) as the county’s next executive, and Shayla Adams-Stafford (D) as the District 5 County Council鈥
Carolina Kitchen Sea and Soul Holds Grand Opening
Carolina Kitchen Sea and Soul, a Black-owned restaurant with DMV roots, held a grand opening in Bowie, Md., with Sen. Angela Alsobrooks and other officials鈥
Prince George’s County Local Updates
Prince George’s County Council unanimously passed a $5.8 billion budget, funded first responders, and restored funding to Prince George’s Community Television, while maintaining AAA ratings鈥
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Community
The Cost of Sitting on the Fence vs. the Commitment to Get Started
Commitment and action lead to growth, so don’t wait for the perfect moment to act and choose to make the move to be part of what’s鈥
Measles Case Confirmed in D.C. Region
A case of measles has been confirmed in an international traveler who arrived in Washington, D.C. on June 8, prompting health officials to warn about鈥
50 Years Down, More to Go: WorldPride is Over, D.C.’s Fight Isn’t聽
WorldPride 2025 in Washington, D.C., celebrated the LGBTQ+ community with a parade, rally, and festival, highlighting the importance of unity, resilience, and solidarity in the鈥
Ward 8 Special Election Profile: Salim Adofo
Salim Adofo is running in the special election for the Ward 8 D.C. Council seat, promising to address intra-community violence, environmental issues, and economic development,鈥
EDITORIAL: Trump Attacks Ivy League Schools
Trump’s attacks on Ivy League institutions threaten educational equity, intellectual freedom, and opportunities for minority communities and international students, and are a direct assault on鈥
Let’s Talk
Video: Heart of the City Championship Amateur Boxing Event Takes Over H St NE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B79aQVHc9sk Families and boxing enthusiasts filled the vacated AutoZone building on H Street NE on Saturday, May 24, to attend the Heart of the City Championship鈥
Video: Kellie S. Jackson (Williams) on Let鈥檚 Talk
On Episode 16 of Season 6 of Let鈥檚 Talk, Kellie S. Jackson (Williams), beloved star of Family Matters, speaks with Denise Rolark Barnes about her鈥
Video: Earth Day President shares environmental initiatives and ways to make a difference
EARTHDAY.org President Kathleen Rogers discusses environmental initiatives and how to make a difference in a recent interview with 最新麻豆影音视频 Content Editor Jada Ingleton. #WIN鈥
Video: Life After Release on Let鈥檚 Talk
Quiana Johnson, Founder and CEO of Life After Release, speaks with Denise Rolark Barnes about the program鈥檚 initiative to empower formerly incarcerated individuals through dedicated鈥
Video: Carrie Stoltzfus, Executive Director of Food & Friends
馃専 Food & Friends has been a beacon of hope in the DMV area, providing nutritious meals to those battling chronic illnesses. This organization has鈥
LIFESTyle
The Museum of the Bible Honors 125 Years of the Black National Anthem with Immersive Experience
The Museum of the Bible held a symposium to celebrate the 125th anniversary of “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” featuring musical performances, lectures, and a student art installation, highlighting the song’s cultural and spiritual significance.
Gospel Singer CeCe Winans Takes a Seat at the Tiny Desk
Cece Winans recorded a “Tiny Desk” concert at NPR’s Washington, D.C., offices, premiering on June 13, in which she performed award-winning gospel hits and spread鈥
Tributes Continue to Pour In for Howard University Alum and Celebrated Host Ananda Lewis
Ananda Lewis, a former MTV VJ and host of BET’s “Teen Summit”, died at the age of 52, leaving behind a legacy of empowerment and鈥
Drumbeats and Unspoken Words: A Father’s Legacy in His Final Days
Charles Ray Barnes Sr. used music to connect with his children despite his struggles with alcoholism and mental health, leaving a legacy of love and鈥
Cardi B Slams Trump Over Immigration Raids: ‘Have Some Compassion’
Cardi B has joined celebrities in condemning Trump’s immigration policies, expressing fear of retaliation and urging compassion for those affected by the conditions in ICE鈥