Reporters’ Roundtable
Reporters analyze the top local and national stories of the week.
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Full-Time Employee To Monitor PGCPS, Former DC Schools Chancellor Gets 6 Months Severance Pay
Full-Time Employee To Monitor PGCPS. Former DC Schools Chancellor Gets 6 Months Severance Pay. Trump Vows To Pursue “Common Sense Measures” On Guns. Fairfax Teens Arrested For School Threats.
Read MoreIt’s Time for the Helping Hands Radiothon
Howard University students need you help, so that they can help those less fortunate in communities around the country and the world. The Helping Hands Radiothon
Read MoreDC Mayor Vows To Go After Families Who Lied On School Applications At Duke Ellington, Vigil For fallen Prince George’s Co. Officer Ramzziddin…
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DC Mayor says they will go after families who lied on school applications at Duke Ellington…
Prince George’s County School Board wants to create a position to monitor grade changes…
Vigil for fallen Prince George’s Co. Officer Ramzziddin…
Marion Barry Statue Preview
The political and person life of former DC Mayor Marion Barry.
Read MoreEducators Rally For Change At PGCPS, GS Warriors Take Kids To Museum, Instead Of The White House
Educators Rally For Change At PGCPS. Hope Hicks Refuses To Answer Some Questions On Capitol Hill. Charles Co. Death Ruled Homicide.
Read MoreHU Students NEED Your Help To Become A Blessing To Others
WHUR’s Helping Hands helps to defray the cost of sending 700 Howard students to communities around the globe to perform over 100,000 hours of community service. This year’s, Helping Hands Radiothon is Sunday, March 4th from 6am to 6pm at the WHUR studios, 529 Bryant Street, NW. You can drop off your donation to our studios, mail it, donate online, or call the SunTrust Phone Bank at 202-462-0285.
Read MoreGames Over!
The PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympics have come to an end and there’s no time like the present to give you a brief and albeit mild humorous recap of some of the most memorable performances and of course, the medal count. Although we might not be familiar with the names of some of the names of each competition, we can confidently say that the names of the victors will forever remain fixtures in the history books. Note: this is about what happened IN the games not AT the games(think politics) lol.
Read MoreThe New Tax Laws and Homeownership
Our monthly series, Cigars and Real Estate Conversations continues at Cigars 210
Read MoreMedical Monday: Freezing Your Eggs
Should you freeze your eggs for pregnancy later in life? What are the risks? How is it done? What are the costs?
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