Bowser, Harris, Goodell Announce Commanders鈥 Return to RFK Campus
If D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser (D) and The Washington Commanders have their way, the Commanders will make their return to RFK campus by the fall of 2030, thanks to a deal that places much of the financial burden on鈥
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Alex Herman Remembered as a True Trailblazer
Alexis Margaret Herman, the first Black U.S. Secretary of Labor, was a trailblazer and leader who dedicated her life to strengthening America’s workforce and creating better鈥
Jeffries and Booker Lead Daylong Capitol Sit-In Against GOP Budget Cuts
House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries and U.S. Sen. Cory Booker held a 12-hour sit-in on the steps of the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鈥
The Strategic Resistance: Why Black America Is Playing the Long Game
Black America is using a rope-a-dope strategy to resist the current political climate, with organized protests, economic power, legal鈥
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Business
MelaninCon Returns to D.C. 鈥 Brilliant, Bold and in Need of Us
MelaninCon is an annual conference that celebrates Black excellence, creativity, and community power, with a focus on unity and lasting change, despite the Trump administration’s efforts鈥
Financial Strain, Isolation Define Gen Z Outlook
Young Americans are facing financial uncertainty, deteriorating mental health and a lack of trust in institutions, according to a new national survey from the Institute鈥
Black Power Rising: Target Faces Renewed Boycott
The Rev. Dr. Jamal H. Bryant launched a second phase of the national boycott against retail giant Target in Atlanta, calling for continued economic action鈥
Local Target Protest to Soon Reach One-Month Milestone
Civil rights veterans and young radicals launched a movement in solidarity with a national boycott of Target Corporation, with Rev. Graylan Hagler and other D.C.鈥
Ray, Moten Honored at DC Chamber Luncheon
Monica Ray and Ronald Moten were honored by the DC Chamber of Commerce for their work in building small businesses and mentoring Black women entrepreneurs鈥
DMV
‘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 not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
Durant, Wilson, Lyles, Many DMV Athletes Secure Gold During Paris Olympics
Maryland athletes Kevin Durant, Bam Adebayo, Quincy Wilson, Noah Lyles, and Masai Russell won a total of 11 gold medals for the United States at鈥
Mastering the Pursuit of Property, Pursuit of Happiness, ‘Moving on Up’
Black homeownership in the U.S. is still far behind that of other racial and ethnic groups, but initiatives and programs have been implemented to increase鈥
Red Lobster Closes Dozens of Restaurants Nationally
Red Lobster has closed nearly 50 locations nationally, including three in the DMV, due to financial losses and the sale of their majority stake to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.
Prince George鈥檚 County
Van Hollen Shares Updates on Kilmar Abrego Garcia, Ivey Plans to Visit Next
Maryland congressional leaders are working to bring Kilmar Abrego Garcia back home after he was wrongfully deported to El Salvador, with Sen. Chris Van Hollen meeting鈥
Tariffs and Federal Furloughs Affect Regional Economy
The Trump administration’s focus on tariffs and mass firings of federal employees has negatively affected the DMV, especially Prince George’s and Charles County, with business鈥
Prince George’s County Education Updates
Prince George’s Community College has proposed a $143 million budget for the upcoming fiscal year, despite concerns about federal funding cuts and diversity programming, while鈥
Chillum Park Reopens with Spring in Full Swing
Prince George’s County Councilmember Wanika Fisher hosted the grand reopening of Chillum Park, a space for safe recreation and community engagement, after years of closure.
New Civic Plaza Holds Groundbreaking Ceremony
The new Civic Plaza, set to open in December, will feature a lawn and stage area for community events, a playground, an artwalk with seating,鈥
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Community
Shanklin Hall Seeks $200K for Expansion
Shanklin Hall, a social club in Northwest, is raising $200,000 to expand its Adams Morgan location with the help of everyday investors on SMBX Marketplace.
D.C. Government Inches Closer to Furloughs, No Word From Congress
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser has ordered a government-wide spending and hiring freeze due to a $1.1 billion Fiscal Year 2025 budget cut, while community activists鈥
Ward 7 Residents Make Their Case for Equitable Development
Ward 7 resident Gail Perkins and D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser have been discussing the District’s housing dilemma and economic development strategy, with Bowser introducing legislation鈥
4th Annual ‘Day of Play’ Brings D.C. Community Out for Fitness and Fun
Events DC hosted the fourth annual Day of Play at RFK on Wednesday, April 16, where families from across D.C. gathered for a day dedicated鈥
The StoreHouse Serves as a Refuge for Many
The StoreHouse, a Black-run food distribution network in Maryland, Virginia, the District, and South Carolina, has been providing nourishment to people in need since 2012,鈥
Let’s Talk
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 #BeInformed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: Juanita 鈥淏usy Bee鈥 Britton Showcases Black Artists at Anacostia Art Gallery
Juanita 鈥淏usy Bee鈥 Britton hosted a special showcase featuring artists Marvin Sin and Akosua Bandele at the Anacostia Art Gallery on February 23rd. Located at鈥
NASCAR’s Rajah Kirby Caruth is Inspiring Racing Among D.C.’s Youth
Rajah Caruth, a NASCAR driver, launched an initiative called “How STEM Leads to Speed: Racing with Rajah” to teach STEM concepts to students in D.C.鈥
Video: 鈥淭he Other Americans鈥 with Director Ruben Santiago-Hudson
Director Ruben Santiago Hudson discusses 鈥淭he Other Americans鈥 with 最新麻豆影音视频 Contributing Writer; Brenda Siler. The two discuss the process of directing, casting and bringing鈥
LIFESTyle
A Voice That Moved a Nation Now Echoes in Memory
Rubby P茅rez, a prominent figure in merengue music, tragically died in a roof collapse at a nightclub in the Dominican Republic, leaving behind a legacy of energetic and distinctive music that will continue to unite Dominicans globally.
Things to Do, DMV: Weekend Rundown, April 24-27
The DMV has a wide range of activities to finish off the month strong, including an artisan craft show, a handmade pasta class, and a鈥
National Cannabis Festival Kicks Off 4/20 Week
The National Cannabis Festival is celebrating 4/20 with a week of programming, including a panel on the war on drugs and a cannabis policy summit,鈥
GRAMMYs Continue to Advocate for Responsible Use of Artificial Intelligence聽 and Other Digital Replicas
The GRAMMYs on the Hill Advocacy Day was held on April 10 to meet with congressional leaders and discuss the reintroduction of the NO FAKES鈥
Virginia Opera Premieres Important Historic Tale with ‘Loving v. Virginia’
Virginia Opera’s world premiere of “Loving v. Virginia” tells the operatic story of a white husband and Black wife, Richard and Mildred Loving, whose love鈥