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The governor discusses public safety, education and other Maryland issues.

World Sickle Cell Day is June 19th
He says his approach focuses on supporting law enforcement, building strong communities, keeping guns off the streets and coordinating efforts across all agencies of the government.

Chief Robert Contee recently retired and took a job as an assistant director at the FBI.

He recently retired from the MPD and took a job as an assistant director at the FBI. Bowser says she’s looking for a solid leader from a diverse urban police force and someone with a track record of driving down crime, but also wants to hear what you think. Info about how to join the town hall or provide comments online can be found at dc.gov.
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The indictment against Trump alleges he stored classified information at his Mar-a-Lago residence that included U.S. nuclear programs and defense and weapons capabilities.

Trump aide and co-defendant Grant Nauta was also booked and processed, but was not arraigned. Nauta made his initial appearance in court, but will not be arraigned until June 27th. Magistrate Judge Jonathan Good ruled that Trump and Nauta cannot communicate about the case.
Five were convicted of first degree murder. A sixth was convicted of conspiracy.

The Howard University and PNC National Center for Entrepreneurship is hosting a conference from June 14-16th.
Black Commerce, The Future of Entrepreneurship” conference is June 14th– 16that the Renaissance Hotel. It will feature a resource fair, Black owned businesses, workshops, and a Black designer fashion show. www,bkacj-commerce.com
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What you need to know to keep your skin healthy during warm and humid months.

Owens’ family attorney is trying to get her charges upgraded from manslaughter to murder.

“Kids Day on the Plaza” with WHUT-TV and the National Harbor takes place every Tuesday morning
WHUT and National Harbor are celebrating summer with a host of children and family activities. Every Tuesday at 10:30am it’s free “Kids Day on the Plaza” beginning at 10:30 a.m. There will be movies plus interactive story time with dancing and singing. For more information go here:
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On today’s episode of “The Journey,” President Frederick talks with Dr. Jevay Grooms, Assistant Professor with the Department of Economics, and Dr. Michael Ralph, Chair and Professor in the Department of Afro-American Studies, about strategies to reimagine how our economies function and who they serve.
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A complex set of structural barriers have historically perpetuated racial and economic inequality. To properly understand these issues, it is imperative that Howard engage a wide range of expert scholars whose work unapologetically seeks to advance racial equity. On today’s episode of “The Journey,” President Frederick talks with Dr. Jevay Grooms, Assistant Professor with the Department of Economics, and Dr. Michael Ralph, Chair and Professor in the Department of Afro-American Studies, about strategies to reimagine how our economies function and who they serve.
Air Date: October 9, 2022
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The DOJ alleges when Trump’s time as president ended, boxes containing classified documents that he was not authorized to keep were transported to his Florida residence.
(Washington, DC) — The Department of Justice says former President Trump stored classified information including U.S. nuclear programs and defense and weapons capabilities. The DOJ unsealed the federal indictment of Trump a day after he announced he would become the first former President to face federal charges. Trump and his aide Walt Nauta face over three dozen counts in the indictment. The DOJ alleges when Trump’s time as president ended, boxes containing classified documents that he was not authorized to keep were transported to his Florida residence. The indictment also details two incidents in 2021 when Trump showed classified documents to others at the Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, New Jersey.

The indictment also provides pictures of the dozens of boxes the classified documents were allegedly stored in. The DOJ says the boxes were stored in various locations at Mar-a-Lago including a ballroom, a bathroom, a shower, an office space, Trump’s bedroom and a storage room.
Trump said he is due in court Tuesday afternoon in Miami.
MIAMI (AP) — Donald Trump said Tuesday he’s been indicted on charges of mishandling classified documents at his Florida estate, igniting a federal prosecution that is arguably the most perilous of multiple legal threats against the former president as he seeks to reclaim the White House.

The Justice Department did not immediately publicly confirm the indictment.
Trump is currently in Bedminster, New Jersey. A person familiar with the situation who was not authorized to discuss it publicly said Trump’s lawyers were contacted by prosecutors shortly before he announced on his Truth Social platform that he had been indicted.

Trump said he is due in court Tuesday afternoon in Miami.
The 2023 Men’s Health Forum is this Saturday June 10.
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“I am so incredibly honored to be your next midday host at WHUR. To start this next chapter of my radio career in such a legendary space is a total dream come true,” said Sunni.
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TUNE IN EVERY DAY! The Steve Harvey Morning Show at 6 a.m, Sunni and the City at 10 a.m., Frank Ski with Nina Brown at 3p.m., The Daily Drum with Harold Fisher at 7 p.m., and the Original Quiet Storm with John Monds at 7:30 p.m.
The Cade Foundation is hosting a Race for the Family 5K to bring awareness to infertitly.
The Cade Foundation is hosting their Race for the Family 5K Run/Walk Sunday June 11th at the Lake Rio in Gaithersburg. For more information go to: www.raceforthefamily.com
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Councilmember Mel Franklin wants fathers and father figures to stand up for peace in the community.
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An official announcement is expected tomorrow by Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks.

House official stepped down from his position in Houston on May 26th. An official announcement is expected tomorrow by Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks.
According to Marion County Sheriff Billy Woods in a news conference Monday, a Florida mother was shot in front of her 9-year-old child by a neighbor.
Ajike Owens, 35, went to the door of her white female neighbor to address that the woman took her child’s iPad, threw it at him, and cracked the screen.
Police respond to what was labeled as a trespassing call, they found the mother of four suffering from a gunshot wound. She was taken to a nearby hospital where she died.
“I wish our shooter would have called us instead of taking actions into her own hands,” Woods said. “I wish Ms. Owens would have called us in the hopes we could have never gotten to the point at which we are here today.”
Civil Rights Attorney Benjamin Crump made it clear that the white woman yelled racial slurs at Owen’s children in a prior confrontation, before shooting and killing their mother.
Attorney Anthony D. Thomas, the family’s attorney said, “We need an arrest.” Thomas continues, “Make no mistake about it. We do support our sheriff. But at the same time, we want him to do the job that he promised that he would do, and we want swift justice.”
The Sheriff did mention that since 2021, deputies responded to over half a dozen calls in regards to a feud. Although the shooter has been identified, no arrest has been made yet.
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The Hyattsville Landover Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc are hosting their Sundresses and Cigars Fundraiser this Saturday
The Hyattsville/Landover Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. will be holding their Annual Summer Fundraiser Saturday, June 10thfrom 3pm to 10pm at Hennessy Creek in Brandywine. For more information go here:
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President Frederick talks with Dr. Andrea Hayes, the new chair of the Department of Surgery at Howard University College of Medicine and Howard University Hospital and the first woman to occupy this position.
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Some of our nation’s most renown and influential physicians have served as the chair of surgery at Howard University’s hospital and College of Medicine. From Charles R. Drew and LaSalle D. Leffall to Clive Callender and Edward Cornwell, the individuals who have held this position have left behind a strong legacy of medical innovation and social impact. On today’s episode of “The Journey,” President Frederick talks with Dr. Andrea Hayes, the new chair of the Department of Surgery at Howard University College of Medicine and Howard University Hospital and the first woman to occupy this position. Her skills and experience as a leading pediatric cancer surgeon are already empowering her to take the Department of Surgery to new levels of excellence.
Air Date: February 13, 2022
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Some member churches have disagreed with the church’s attitude toward same-sex marriage and the ordination of LGBTQ people as clergy.

The DC Housing Finance Agency is hosting a homeownership fair this Saturday June 3rd
In celebration of National Homeownership Month, DC Housing Finance Agency is hosting a Homeownership Fair Saturday, June 3rdfrom 10am to 3pm. Housing Fair attendees will be eligible for discounted interest rates. For more information go here:
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Join WHUR 96.3 in our 30-day challenge on Instagram! You may see some familiar faces and some new faces too. Come back to see what’s next.
DID YOU KNOW? It was in 1979 that President Jimmy Carter declared June as Black Music Month.
Join WHUR 96.3 in our 30-day challenge on Instagram! You may see some familiar faces and some new faces too. Come back to see what’s next.
1. Your favorite hip-hop song of all time
2. It’s not the summer until you hear this song…
3. A song that you love to hear live
4. Your favorite contemporary gospel song
5. Your favorite New Jack Swing song
6. A song that’s on the Cookout playlist
7. This song belongs on your Quiet Storm playlist
8. Your favorite love song
9. A cover that is better than the original
10. Your favorite song that tells a story.
11. A gospel song that feels like a secular song
12. Your favorite song from a soundtrack
13. A song from your favorite band.
14. A song you like with a number in the title
15. A song by an artist whose voice you love
16. Your favorite go-go song
17. A song that makes you happy
18. Your favorite traditional gospel song
19. Your favorite song by a female R&B singer
20. A song that brightens your mood
21. Your favorite old school song
22. A song you never get tired of hearing
23. A song that inspires you
24. Your Favorite song with a person’s name in the title
25. Your favorite song by a male R&B singer
26. When the DJ plays this song, it’s a guaranteed party
27. A song that makes you think of WHUR
28. Your favorite song to play while driving
29. An album cut that should have been a single
30. Your favorite song that tells a story
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Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott said there was no evidence the boy ever pointed the weapon at Chow or his son.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A South Carolina gas station owner accused of chasing a 14-year-old boy from his store and fatally shooting him in the back will stay behind bars for now after his first court appearance Tuesday on a murder charge in the death.
Rick Chow thought the boy had shoplifted four bottles of water Sunday night from his Xpress Mart Shell station in Columbia, authorities said. But Cyrus Carmack-Belton put the bottles back in the cooler and was off the store’s property and running away when he was killed, Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott said.

A gun was found near the teen’s body and Chow’s son, who also was involved in the chase, told his father that Carmack-Belton was armed after the youth fell as he ran, according to the sheriff. But Lott said there was no evidence the boy ever pointed the weapon at Chow or his son.

Chow, who had a concealed weapons permit, was charged after an autopsy showed the middle school student was shot in the back and deputies spoke to witnesses and reviewed surveillance and other video, Lott said.
Chow was told his bond could not be set until he goes before a circuit court judge at a later date.
Roots For Life is hosting free seminars on healthy eating habits
Roots for Life is hosting free nutrition and lifestyle community seminars the 3rdSaturday of every month from 11am to 12pm at the SE Library – 403 7thStreet, SE. For more information go here:
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Neighborhoods in Fort Lincoln, Woodridge and should continue boiling water today before drinking or cooking with it.

Former President Jimmy Carter entered hospice care earlier this year.

LeBron answered questions about his future in basketball, saying, “We’ll see what happens going forward. I don’t know,” the Lakers star said during postgame interviews. “I’ve got a lot to think about, to be honest. Just for me personally going forward with the game of basketball.”
James has since taken to Instagram to fuel the rumors with a JAY-Z lyric, “I’m supposed to be #1 on everybody list. We’ll see what happens when I no longer exist.”
This isn’t the first time LeBron has turned to JAY-Z to express himself. After his Lakers defeated the Memphis Grizzlies and eliminated them from the NBA Playoffs last month (April 29), LeBron James referenced Jay-Z’s lyrics from his song “Trouble” from his comeback album Kingdom Come.
Lenny Kravitz regrets some of his old outfits. In a new interview, the 59-year-old rocker, who is known for his eccentric fashion choices, was asked if he ever regretted any of his styles.
Kravitz said, “It happens all the time. But who cares? You’re not going to grow if everything’s perfect all the time.”
Kravitz previously said that he credits the women in his life for influencing his unique style, including his grandmother, mother, the late actress Roxie Roker, aunts, and even some exes, like the actress ex-wife Lisa Bonet who he says inspired him to get a nose piercing.
The American Woman singer mentioned, “My friends were like, ‘Your mom’s going to freak.’ We were all nervous. She looked me up and down and said, ‘If you’re gonna wear that skirt, you got to change them shoes.”
Kravitz added, “One thing about my mother, she never judged anybody. She just loved.”
Tina Turner’s widower is planning to turn her Swiss estate into a museum dedicated to her life and work.
The ‘Simply The Best’ singer, whose death was confirmed last week, bought the 10-building waterfront retreat that overlooks Lake Zurich, with her husband Erwin Bach in 2021.
A Swiss newspaper says it “may now be used to showcase memorabilia from the superstar’s career.” The century-old, 260,000-square-foot property includes a pond, stream, swimming pool, and boat deck.
The late singer, the Tennessee schoolhouse she attended as Anna Mae Bullock called Flagg Grove School became a museum in 2014. According to The Guardian the museum “averaged 35,000 visitors a year before the coronavirus pandemic hit.”
Sonia Outlaw-Clark, the Executive Director, West TN Delta Heritage Center, Tina Turner Museum and Visit Brownsville TN told The Guardian that, “We learned when we were researching the school that her great-uncle – her great-grandfather’s brother – actually built the school and so that made it even more special because not only was it a part of her schooling but it was a part of her family legacy.”
No word on when the Swiss home will be opened to the public.
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Dozens of little girls in Prince George’s County were among the first to see Disney’s much anticipated remake “The Little Mermaid,” featuring Halle Bailey. They were all smiles and brimming with pride.
The National Black Movie Association (NBMA) hosted a private screening at the Regal Hyattsville Royale Theater for members of the Crimson Heat Allstars, a Prince George’s County non-profit cheer, dance, and gymnastics group. The girls, ages 4 to 18-years-old, were dressed in Black to see Halley Bailey bring the Little Mermaid to life on the big screen. “It was so good. I liked the singing and when they finally kissed,” said 10-year-old Kayla. ![]()
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The Association asked all the girls to wear black to show their solidarity for diversity and inclusion efforts in the film industry. The NBMA is a non-profit organization providing services and programs for Black moviegoers, aspiring filmmakers, and youth. ‘I was so happy when my mom told me we were going to the movies and she bought me this pretty dress,” said 6-year-old Riley. “I really really liked Ariel. She’s so pretty and she sings really good. Plus seeing Ariel swim really fast in the water looked fun and I want to do that too,” added Riley.![]()
“We were thrilled to sponsor a screening for the Crimson Heat Allstars. These national champion girls have traveled the country earning medals and awards as Black athletes. Representation in the media and film makes a difference in how our young ladies see themselves and that’s why the National Black Movie Association exists, ” said Founder and President Agnes Moss.
Crimson Heat Allstars Founder and Head Coach Veronica Burton is excited to close out the organization’s 23rd season with the symbolic film, The Little Mermaid. “The movie represents a need to use your voice and to have your voice heard no matter what space you occupy. Crimson Heat trains cheerleaders, but we also build emotionally responsible athletes. Possessing good character and having confidence is equally as important as winning competitions.”
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So far, about one-thousand people have been arrested in connection with the attack on the Capitol.

According to Deon Cole, Jay-Z, and Beyoncé can do anything they want with their money, and anyone who has a problem with their new $200 million mansion should try taking notes rather than shots.
TMZ asked Cole about the couple’s recent purchase of a Malibu pad, and he had advice for those who call the purchase excessive. Deon joked that for $200 million, the couple should have “automatic everything,” including an automatic “butt wiper.”
Designed by renowned Japanese architect Tadao Ando, Forbes says the Malibu, California estate is “the most expensive home in California’s history”.
Cole recognizes not everyone is happy about their choice with such a grand purchase, but says people who criticize them for their purchase should “get their life together.”
The couple is known for their many talents and business ventures contributing to their fortunes, from clothing brands to adult beverages. JAY-Z is worth $2.5 billion, and Beyoncé is on track to get a billion from her Renaissance Tour, the singer’s current worth is $500 million.