Renee Nash

Amazon Coming to Prince George’s County

Amazon set to open two facilities in Prince George’s County, one in Upper Marlboro and the other in Lanham.

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Farrakhan to Deliver Message On Race July 4th

Minister Louis Farrakhan will make his first public appearance since February with a special 4th of July message on race relations and the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Protesters Vow to Shutdown Fish Market Restaurant

Owner of Fish Market in Prince George’s County is accused of numerous racist incidents and patrons say enough is enough.

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Montgomery County Opens Virtual Summer Program Registration

Montgomery County rolling out a list of things for the kids to do this summer virtually.

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NAACP Moving Its Headquarters to DC

The Reeves Center in DC will soon be the new home of the NAACP.

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Trial Date Set for Officers Charged In George Floyd Murder

Former police officers set to go on trial March 8th for killing George Floyd

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Mississippi to Remove Confederate Emblem from State Flag

State flag in Mississippi is getting a new design without the Confederate emblem

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House Approves George Floyd Police Reform Bill

George Floyd Policing Act has cleared the House

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Malls Reopen In Prince George’s County June 29th

Prince George’s County will move to a full phase 2 June 29th @ 5pm

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DC Mayor Wants City Residents to Stay Home July 4th

DC residents are being urged not to head downtown for fireworks display on National Mall on July 4th.

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NASA Renames Headquarters After 1st Black Female Engineer

Mary W. Jackson will now be the new name of NASA’s DC headquarters.

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Grand Jury Indicts Suspects In Ahmaud Arbery Case

A grand jury has handed up indictments against all three men charged in the killing of Ahmaud Arbery.

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DC National Guard to Protect Monuments

As protesters continue to target confederate statues across DC, the National Guard has been called in to protect the monuments.

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FBI Says Bubba Wallace Was Not Target of Hate Crime

Investigators say noose found at Talladega had been there for months.

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MGM National Harbor Set to Reopen June 29th

New rules and regulations in place as MGM prepares to reopen next Monday at 6pm

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Virtual Voter Cookout, Free COVID-19 Testing, and Mortgage Help

Check out a full listing of free events and services inside WHUR’s Community’s Choice

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Noose Found At NASCAR’s Black Driver Garage Stall

Bubba Wallace target of racist incident. Justice Department is investigating.

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Hector Velez Named New Interim Police Chief In PG

Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks names interim replacement for Chief Hank Stawinski

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Juneteenth Events

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PG Police Chief Steps Down

Hank Stawinski hands in his resignation

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Officer Charged with Murder In Rayshard Brooks Shooting

Prosecutors say officers stood on Rayshard Brooks’ back and shoulders after shooting him.

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DC Could Enter Phase 2 Reopening Monday

Mayor Bowser says the District is trending in the right direction for Phase 2

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Aunt Jemima Going Away

Iconic figure is being replaced from packaging in a move toward racial equality.

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Graduates Scooping Up Some Tasty Treats

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Va. Governor Pushes to Declare Juneteenth Paid Holiday

Pharrell Williams joins Governor Northam calling to make Juneteenth a state holiday.

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DC Expanding COVID-19 Testing at Fire Stations

Free walk-up coronavirus testing now available at more DC firehouses

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Autopsy Shows Rayshard Brooks Shot Twice In the Back

White officer who shot and killed black man outside Wendy’s could face murder charges.

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Walmart to Stop Locking Away Black Hair Care Products

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LeBron James Forms Voting Rights Group

LeBron James encourages African Americans to get registered and cast their ballots as the November elections draw near.

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COVID-19 Cases Top 2M

Coronavirus numbers on the rise as many states enter Phase 2

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Merriam-Webster Revising Definition of Racism

Merriam-Webster is expanding the definition of racism to include systematic

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Montgomery County to Ease More Restrictions

Montgomery County is preparing to enter Phase 2 of its reopening plan as early as next week.

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Capitol Hill Democrats Take A Knee Before Tackling Police Reform

Capitol Hill Democrats unveil sweeping police reform measure, pledging to reform the nation’s law enforcement.

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The New Rallying Call… Defund the Police

Minneapolis City Council moves to dismantle its police department.

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What Happens After the Marches? Molette Green Takes A Look

The conversation that needs to happen now as the marches continue.

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Massive Demonstrations In DC

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Michael Jordan Giving $100 Million to Fight for Racial Justice

Jordan donates money to organizations dedicated to fighting for racial equality

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Cooling Centers Open In DC As Heat Rises

DC Mayor Muriel Bowser has declared a heat emergency in the city as heat and humidity soar in the city.

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Black Lives Matter Painted On Road Leading to White House

Follow the yellow writing “Black Lives Matter” if you’re looking to find the White House

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Suspects Call Arbery N-Word and Hit Him With Truck Before Shooting

Three white men charged in the killing of Ahmaud Arbery were in court yesterday and new details are emerging in their alleged racist attack.

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Buffalo, NY Officers Suspended for Shoving Elderly Protester

Video shows elderly protester shoved by police who then failed to render assistance to injured man

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Protesters Express Cautious Optimism

Attorney for George Floyd’s family calls new charges bittersweet

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New Developments In George Floyd Death Case

The Minnesota Attorney General’s office reportedly has reached a decision regarding additional charges in the death of George Floyd. It’s unclear what that decision is and when it could be revealed.

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Another Night of Curfew In DC

After a peaceful Tuesday night, DC is starting its curfew tonight at 11.

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Molette’s Mom Chat: Talking to Kids About George Floyd

Experts say parents should keep the lines of communication open and talk candidly with your children about the tough questions raised in the midst of the unrest gripping the country.

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New Fence at Lafayette Park Keep Protesters and Police Apart

Things remain peaceful near White House Tuesday night as police seem to allow protesters to violate the 7pm curfew.

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DC Bracing for More Protests Tonight

Mayor Muriel Bowser says she’s not planning to impose a curfew, but is considering calling up the National Guard if necessary.

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3rd Night of Frustration Turns Violent In Minneapolis

Protestors take to the streets around the country demanding justice for George Floyd

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Books for Kids, Child Safety Tips, WHUT Movies

WHUR’s Community’s Choice filled with lots of free events and assistance.

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Moco Accepting Applications for Rental Assistance Program

Help for tenants in Montgomery County in the face of COVID-19 pandemic.

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