Harold Fisher

Former Democratic Governor Terry McAuliffe tries to reclaim the top office in the commonwealth this fall.

Panel approves shots for those older than 65.

How black businesses are moving into the cannabis space.

Capitol Police have asked the Pentagon for help from the National Guard, if necessary.

Three people were arrested earlier this week in connection to the shooting death of eight-year-old PJ Evans.

A Daily Drum Special On Gun Violence In The DMV

Picking the best college and finding a way to pay for it.

The United Negro College Fund kicks off the “Empower Me Tour”.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell accused Democrats of trying to “federalize elections.”

Tuesday’s hearing was held remotely via videoconference.

How COVID is impacting Sickle Cell and the latest information regarding treatment.

White supremacist groups are expected to take part in the rally.

Blinken acknowledged the U.S. has lost some intelligence-gathering capacity without boots on the ground

We revisit that day with our guests and our listeners as try to put it into perspective.

Trial is now more than three weeks long.

Washington and Los Angeles will hit the field Sunday afternoon at 1 o’clock.

Why are the numbers for black women remaining so high?

The review is not about a single incident, but about reforming the entire police department.

Garland ripped a provision of the law, offering rewards for information about possible abortions. He likened it to a system of “bounty hunters.”

School bus driver shortage, COVID safety, and school board issues

Marylanders 65 years or older living in congregate care settings will now qualify for COVID booster shots.

A new book examines the long-term impact of that decision

The county executive discusses all critical issues concerning the county.

The 40-year-old now faces a maximum sentence of ten years in prison along with major fines.

What they need to know before things go too far.

VA Supreme Court Paves Way For Lee Monument Removal

DC officials were forced to close down operations yesterday due to the inclement weather.

Could it be what they need to help them catch up and keep up?

The most severe damage is on West Street near the Annapolis Mall. 

The 23-year-old Black man was put in a chokehold and injected with a sedative in suburban Denver.

Today is International Overdose Awareness Day.

Behind the movement that restored voting rights to convicted felons in Florida.

The Department of Motor Vehicles says it will step up enforcement of expired licenses starting September 9th.

U.S. will work with the Taliban and other international partners to get other Americans out.

Hurricane Ida, back to school in the DMV, recapping the March On Washington, and gun violence in our communities.

The base says it can support up to fifty-thousand evacuees.

Recovery effort is being led by FEMA.

Counseling for newlyweds

U.S. Intel Agencies Release Declassified Version Report

Reverend Al Sharpton will lead marches in Washington, Houston, Miami, Phoenix, and more than 40 other cities.

Are we moving the needle when it comes to social justice in America?

Attacks were suicide bombers

What does retirement look like for you?

She testified on Wednesday that it was a ploy meant to shield Kelly.

D.C.’s Heat Emergency Plan is in effect through Friday.

Stepping up to support schools as they open in the fall.

How to lose gracefully.

She also testified Tuesday that he kept watch over them during an interview with Gayle King, coughing as a signal to keep them on script.

Hogan sent a letter to the White House

The plan calls for booster doses eight months after people get their second shot of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine.