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DC House Fire Kills 2 Women

Deadly fire in NW DC has claimed the lives of two elderly women. Fire officials are still looking for the cause of the blaze.
Read MoreTwo Charged With Conspiring to Destroy MD Energy Plants

Justice Department charges two with conspiracy to damage energy facilities in Baltimore.
Read MoreEarthquake Kills Thousands In Turkey and Syria

2,300 persons are feared dead after two powerful earthquakes rocked parts of Turkey and Syria. Officials believe the death toll will climb significantly as search and rescue efforts continue.
Read More“I am Sorry. I’m A Kid…” Karon Blake’s Words Before He Was Shot

DC police today released the name of the DC government employee who authorities say fatally shot Karon Blake. 41-year-old Jason Lewis is now facing 2nd degree murder charges.
Read MoreBlack Love Day, Delta Education, and More Inside Community’s Choice

Get inspired and engaged. Check out the community events happening around the DMV inside WHUR’s Community’s Choice.
Read MoreActor Alec Baldwin Faces Manslaughter Charges

Alec Baldwin to be charged with involuntary manslaughter in 2021 on-set movie shooting
Read MoreMetro Train Operator Accused of Being Drunk On Job

Metro train operator arrested for driving while intoxicated. He’s now suspended.
Read MoreKids Accidentally Eating Cannabis Edibles On the Rise

Health experts are sounding the alarm about a dramatic jump in children accidentally eating cannabis edibles.
Read More8-Year-old Among 4 Shot In NW DC

More violence rocked the District of Columbia in a rush-hour shooting on a busy stretch of Georgia Avenue NW. Four people were shot, including an 8-year-old.
Read More{WATCH} Caleb Williams Dad Shares the Joy

DMV native Caleb Williams won the Heisman Trophy Saturday. It is a ‘local boy does good’ story and the determination of a father watching his son’s dreams come true.
Read MoreBooster Vaccine Available for Infants at DC Health Centers

DC Health is encouraging residents of all ages to be up to date on their COVID-19 and flu vaccinations and boosters in order to protect their friends and family this holiday season.
Read MoreToys, Toys, Toys. Wish List Comes True for Needy Youth

More than 3,500 toys and gifts were collected at 20th Annual WHUR Toy Drive Saturday to help make the wish list of needy youth across the DMV come true. Special thanks to our loyal listeners and sponsors.
Read More$30K and Still Counting. Thank You for Giving to Food2Feed

WHUR Food2Feed Radiothon makes Thanksgiving possible for thousands as the station’s listeners show the power of caring and sharing.
Read MoreDMV Voters Are Getting It Done On Election Day

Some problems being reported at a few polling sites across the DMV. But for the most part things are running smoothly for those looking to cast their ballots on this election day.
Read MoreGirls On the Run, Blanket Project, and Bullying

Check out the upcoming ways you can give back and participate in community activities across the DMV. All the details are inside this week’s WHUR Community’s Choice
Read MoreWHUR Listeners Donate 450+ New Coats

WHUR 20th Annual Children’s Coat Drive collects more than 450 new coats, hats, and gloves for needy youth in the DMV.
Read More5k Walk, Rock the Park, and March for the Arts

Details on free events and activities happening this week around the DMV are inside of this week’s WHUR Community’s Choice.
Read MoreAlpha Youth Academy, Scholarship Fair, Film Festival

Get connected to the community. Find out about free events and volunteer opportunities in your neighborhood inside of WHUR’s Community’s Choice.
Read MoreJehovah’s Witnesses Resume Their Door-to-Door Ministry

Jehovah’s Witnesses are hitting the community again with their signature ministry going door-to-door. The practice had been halted because of the COVID pandemic.
Read MorePG Moving to Enforce Youth Curfew to Curb Crime

Prince George’s County moving to fine parents or guardians who allow their children to break curfew.
Read MoreBiden Tests Positive 2nd Time for COVID

Biden in isolation again after testing positive a 2nd time for COVID.
Read MoreBreast Cancer Fashion Show, Sneaker Donations Needed

Looking to do good in your neighborhood? Check out all the community-minded events inside of WHUR’s Community’s Choice.
Read MoreBlack Restaurant Week Kicks-off Today

More than just a week. Black Restaurant Week runs from July 18th thru July 31st.
Read MoreDC Offers More Swimming Lessons for Residents

DC is looking to help more city residents learn how to swim with more classes being offering across the District.
Read MoreMass Shooting at July 4th Parade Near Chicago

Massive search underway for white gunman who shot dozens of people at July 4th parade near Chicago leaving 6 dead and dozens injured.
Read MoreDC Job Fair Today

DC has job opportunities with businesses at The Wharf and The Yards and In-Between at a job fair being held today. Plus there will be training organizations on hand.
Read MoreVolunteer Readers, Summer Meals for Kids

Get active and involved. Check out the opportunities in the DMV inside of this week’s WHUR Community’s Choice.
Read MoreHigh Court Overturns Roe v. Wade

Protests are erupting in front of the U.S. Supreme Court as justices today rule to overturn Roe v Wade, setting the stage for some states to ban abortions
Read MoreDon’t Leave Kids and Pets In Hot Cars

Did you know that every nine days across the United States a child dies while unattended in a hot car? AAA Mid-Atlantic is offering some safety tips and what you need to know to keep your kids and pets safe.
Read MoreMental Health Walk, Pep Rally for Peace, Free Groceries

Important community and free events are happening this week across the DMV. Get in the know. Check out WHUR’s Community’s Choice.
Read MoreJuneteenth, Job Fair, and Multicultural Festival

WHUR’s Community’s Choice is filled with free events, job fairs, and lots of other activities happening around the DMV.
Read More18 Kids Killed In Latest Mass Shooting In USA

Suspected gunman in the Texas school shooting is dead as authorities now search for a motive.
Read MoreFree Groceries at PG Library, Artists Needed for Mayor Barry Mural

This week’s Community’s Choice is packed with a host of free neighborhood events and resources. Check out what you may be missing.
Read MoreAll Clear at US Capitol After Brief Security Scare

U.S. Capitol was briefly evacuated Wednesday after an aircraft came too close. It turns out the plane was part of a military pre-planned flyover to Nationals Stadium.
Read MoreNew Details In Death of QB Dwayne Haskins

Quarterback Dwayne Haskins apparently was walking on a busy Florida highway because his car had run out of gas before he was fatally struck by a dump truck
Read MoreCDC Says Masks Are Still Necessary On Planes, Trains, and Buses

CDC says masking up on public transportation is still necessary.
Read MoreDC Mayor Bowser Tests Positive for COVID-19

The Mayor of the District of Columbia announced on Twitter she has tested positive for COVID.
Read MoreBlack Women’s Golf Club, Anacostia Museum, Opioid Treatment

WHUR’s Community’s Choice is packed with lots of events to do around the DMV. Check it out.
Read MoreSupreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas Hospitalized

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas is at Sibley Hospital in DC suffering from flulike symptoms.
Read MoreHU Education Job Fair, Fathers Award, and more

WHUR’s Community’s Choice is packed with non-profit community events happening in and around the DMV.
Read MoreFinal Goodbye to Former WHUR PD Jesse Fax

Former WHUR Program Director Jesse Fax will be remembered tomorrow at a special memorial service in Clinton, Maryland.
Read MorePfizer to Seek FDA Approval for 2nd Booster

Persons 65 and older may need to get a 2nd COVID booster shot
Read MoreDr. Killed by Suspect Driving His Stolen Car

DC police looking for suspect who stole an ICU doctor’s car and then struck and killed him before speeding off.
Read MorePG Basketball Player Home from Ukraine

Maurice “Mo” Creek is happy to be home after a weeklong ordeal in war torn Ukraine.
Read MorePG Family Waiting Son’s Return from Ukraine

The love of basketball sent a Prince George’s County man to Ukraine to live out his dream. But the Russian invasion briefly turned his dream into a nightmare.
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