Harold Fisher

How do you know when you’re ready to date again after divorce?

Pulitzer Prizes were given out Friday, with one honorary award given to Darnella Frazier

Suspected teen suicide attempt on the rise.

Why is it so controversial?

A national debate is intensifying over how the role of race and racism should be examined in classroom history discussions.

R. Kelly seeks to shake up defense team ahead of NYC trial

The top stories of the week.

About 52% of D.C. residents are partially or fully vaccinated, while just over 42% are fully vaccinated.

It’s an injectable drug called Wegovy and it’s manufactured by a Danish pharmaceutical company.

Are we back to normal?

The Kentucky Republican explained his opposition as he said using race to discriminate in voting is illegal already.

What are the victories and the challenges for the LGBTQ community now?

Records fall as pre-summer high temperatures scorch the nation.

FDA approves much-debated Alzheimer’s drug panned by experts

Grilling tips, recipes and safety information.

What can you  do for an inexpensive day trip or overnight?

Season Ticket Revocation, Arena Ban For Fan Who Dumped Popcorn On Westbrook

Arena Stage, the RISE Demonstration Center, U-D-C, and the Convention Center locations will all close in late June.

His release from incarceration was a redemption that he has not wasted.

She alleges the company perpetuated her image as a “privileged white female Karen.”

The shooting took place at a city transportation light rail yard this morning.

We take a look at how far we have and have not come in one year.

Clarke is the first woman and the first woman of color to head the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division

A reform bill that’s being negotiated in the Senate is named for George Floyd.

Trying to open up the conversation about mental health for those who struggle with talking about it.

Lawmakers are looking at voter ID laws across the U.S.

The U.S. experienced a record year of extreme weather events in 2020

Resources to prevent and manage college debt.

The WHO says deaths could be two to three times higher

 Trial Set For Nov. 1

What do you do when you still need the support that’s going away?

Final drawing will be held on July 4th.

House Approves Bill Significantly Boosting Capitol Security After January 6th Attack

New round of arrests announced following US Capitol breach

NY attorney general says Trump Org probe is now criminal

To mask or not to mask?

Toddler is in critical condition.

Pasquotank County Sheriff’s deputies shot and killed Brown when he tried to drive away while they served a warrant.

The United Way of the National Capital Area will spend 24 hours raising money in support of needy populations with Do More 24.

About 70-percent of stations in and around Washington, DC were out.

WSSC water says it has removed more than 700 tons of wipes from a wastewater pumping station since 2020

Contemporary alternatives to corporal punishment.

What is the impact of this mini gas crisis and what you need to do and stop doing to manage it.

CDC: Fully vaccinated people can largely ditch masks indoors

The utility began waiving late fees in March 2020 due to the pandemic

Men talk about weight gain and health issues brought light during the pandemic.

It will also allow middle school-aged students to get vaccinated before school starts this fall.

The Justice Department is planning hundreds of criminal prosecutions that have been linked to the Capitol attack.

We honor mothers with a little wisdom and humor.