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Healthy eating tips that allow us to live our best and most productive lives.

Get your brackets ready, make your picks, we’re talking NCAA tournament hoops!

You’ve been canceled. What does it all mean?

Building Black wealth and eliminating debt.

Disconnecting from work when you are away from the job.

We sit down with Montgomery County’s police chief.

A special program focused on the rich, hidden stories in Washington, DC is set to launch Thursday, Feb. 2 on Howard University’s WHUT-TV.

February is National Children’s Dental Month and we are focusing on proper dental care for the samllest among us.

The leaders of DC’s public schools and parks and recreation’s efforts to provide programs and educational opportunities for District youth.

There is a push, following the death of Tyre Nichols at the hands of police officers, for police reform.

The importance of communities supporting black businesses.

Good money management following the holiday spending spree.

Making YOU a top priority during the holidays.

Plenty happening in the sports world this week as we try to cover all the bases.

One-on-one with DC Auditor Kathy Patterson.

Two new credit models are in place that the FHFA says will help millions get loans.

What are the issues that will send voters to the both to cast their ballots?

What scares you and sends you running for the covers?

Making sure that kids that are involved in youth sports are safe and happy.

Cases of domestic violence are on the rise in the U.S. October brings awareness to the issue.

Protecting children from airborne illnesses, the flu and Covid this winter season.

What measures should be taken to create wealth in the Black community?

Violence breaks out at local festival over the weekend.

Prince George’s County to institute a curfew for youth 17 and under.

Obamas White House portrait ceremony.

L’Enfant Plaza shooter who injured a bystander identified.

President Joe Biden delivers national speech condemning former president Donald Trump and his far right supporters.

The “quite quitter” phenomenon. Is it something new or just another symptom of a changing workforce?

Four black female fire fighters are suing DC’s Fire and EMS.

Shanteari Weems is accused of attempted murder in the shooting of her husband. She’s scheduled to appear in court today.

DC police search for a kidnapper and his victim.

The woman who shot her husband in a DC hotel room appears in court today.

Tom Perez concedes elections to Wes Moore. Hogan will not support the Republican nominee.

Suspected killer of mother of five wanted by police.

The congressional committee investigating the January 6th insurrection shows what former President Trump was doing during the riot at the Capitol.

Addressing issues important to Maryland’s African American community.

We continue our conversations with candidates for local and state elections.

Muriel Bowser wins the DC mayoral Democratic nomination.

Primary election day today in the District and Virginia

As Father’s Day approaches, we celebrate the men who are making and have made a difference in our lives.

A local gas station faces protest following allegations it raised prices during a gas giveaway charity event.

Muriel Bowser shares her platform as she seeks a third term as mayor of the District of Columbia.

What we need to know about Proton therapy.

A couple accused of physically assaulting an elderly man are arrested.

Discussing the top news stories of the day. It’s Reporters Roundtable.

Two Oakton High School students were killed when struck by a car while standing on a sidewalk.

James Butler discusses his platform in his quest to become the next mayor of the District of Columbia.

Students in DC schools must be vaccinated next school year to be allowed in city classrooms.

Police in Alexandria have charged a student with fatally stabbing another during a parking lot brawl.