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Funds to be made available to DC business struggling during COVID-19 shutdowns.

Maryland Governor Larry Hogan has issued tougher coronavirus restrictions in Maryland.

President Trump to lay wreath at Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

That latest votes tallies the 2020 elections.

Maryland’s largest county is preparing to install more speed and red light infraction cameras.

McDonald’s black franchise owners are suing the fast-food chain alleging it discriminates against it’s black franchisees.

National Guard official says the federal government was considering using heat rays and loud music to break up protests in Lafayette Square.

The former president’s memoir will be released November 17th.

The coronavirus pandemic is hitting many households of people of color particularly hard.

Answers and help for DC residents affected by last week’s storm may be coming tonight at the DC Water town hall.

John Donnelly is Mayor Bowser’s choice for DC’s new fire chief.

The death of a Southeast DC teen by DC police has caused the ACLU to denounce police actions.

Can the racial and political divide that currently exists in the United States be solved?

A tornado touched down in Anne Arundel county. Major flooding now a concern throughout the metro region.

Police body camera video of black teenager shot to death by a DC police officer has been released.

Maryland largest county will not move into Phase 3, instead it will stay in Phase 2 as it hopes to see its positive COVID-19 decrease before moving to Phase 3.

Parents, teacher,administrators and students all dealing with new experiences with virtual classrooms. We discuss how the first days of the new school year are going.

On Medical Monday we discuss colon cancer – how to prevent and treat it.

A fatal shooting in Southeast DC Wednesday afternoon.

Though the governor will allow counties to move into Phase 3 of reopening, Montgomery County officials say that will stay in Phase 2 for now.

Our guests share their stories in helping to bring awareness to sickle cell anemia.

The state of Maryland moves closer to fully reopening during the coronavirus pandemic.

Mayor Bowser says the federal government needs to do more to prosecute agitators that are infiltrating peaceful protests in the District.

School began virtually for DC schools and the largest school district in Maryland, along with other jurisdictions in the region.

The little DC girl who police say was kidnapped by her father has been found safe, according to police.

John Thompson, the longtime former coach at Georgetown University has passed away.

The Republican National Convention wrapped up with President Trump accepting the Republican re-nomination for president.

Activism on display on the National Mall as people rallied for racial and social justice and police reform.

Washington’s professional team will skip a scrimmage to talk about social unrest in the U.S.

Hurricane Laura hit Louisiana overnight. Heavy rains, winds and flash flooding occur.

One of the men charged in the shooting death of a 10-year-old DC girl has been captured.

Joe Biden accepted the Democrat’s nomination for president. Biden says he will take the nation “out of the darkness.”

Ex-Trump advisor Steve Bannon was arrested and charged with fraud regarding a boarder wall fundraising scheme.

The names of law enforcement officers involved in the clearing of Lafayette Square will not be released, says a federal judge.

Kamala Harris accepted the Democrat’s nomination for Vice-President. Among other points, Harris spoke of her late mother and historically black colleges and Greek letter organizations.

Billboards demanding justice for Breonna Taylor will go up in her hometown of Louisville, Kentucky thanks to Orpah Winfrey.

Travis Gayles, Montgomery County’s Health officer now says private schools can decide on their own how students will return to school. It is a reversal of his previous position.

Lettia James, States Attorney for New York has filed a lawsuit against the National Rifle Association for fraud.

Severe thunderstorms could be on the way to the DMV with strong winds.

Was the student denied his first amendment rights?  Was it racial insensitive on the school’s part?

African American voters and the 15th and 19th Amendments.

What are your legal rights if eviction is right around the corner? We discuss on Insight.

The former Atlanta policemen who shot Rayshard Brooks sues over his firing.

Virginia partners with states to get rapid testing kits. If offers residents coronavirus apps.

The Census Bureau announced it will stop collecting 2020 census data at the end of September.

One woman was killed in our region from the effects of the Isaias tropical storm.

A Kaepernick look-a-like doll attacked by dogs at Navy Seal Museum demonstration.