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County Executive Angela Alsobrooks said she continues to look broadly at ways to improve the department, as the Police Reform Work Group continues to work. → Read More
In some DC neighborhoods, there’s a movement underway. → Read More
Alex Clark is a physical education teacher at Dunbar High School, and he created DunbarStrong, as an alternative for students cooped up inside during the pandemic. → Read More
At Statesmen College Preparatory Academy, the KINGS 101 curriculum puts Black history at the forefront of learning. → Read More
Without flashing light or crime scene tape, there’s a special group of DC police officers canvassing city neighborhoods to build trust. → Read More
Despite 2019 being the deadliest year D.C. had recorded in a decade, the city's homicide rate is now up by nearly 26% from this time last year. → Read More
The National Park Service said, normally, tens of thousands of people would gather for the festivities. → Read More
In a Rockville neighborhood, it looked and sounded like a usual Memorial Day celebration with people waving American flags as a bugler played, “Taps.” → Read More
Grocery deliveries have been made to more than 2,000 immigrant families thanks to Casa de Maryland, who also helps with contact tracing after a virus diagnosis. → Read More
The Chief Medical Officer at Prince George’s Hospital Center said they are still treating more than 100 COVID-19 patients, while also treating chronic illnesses. → Read More
Even though his restaurants are outside Northern Virginia, Shawn Moss says he may not reopen just yet, to try and prevent the spread of the virus from hotspots. → Read More
The number of people killed in D.C. so far in 2020 is at 53, on par with this time in 2019 when there were 54 homicides. → Read More
The Loudoun County government was expecting to receive 30,000 N95 respirators but said they were outbid for the order by FEMA. → Read More
A Northern Virginia country club has pledged to deliver 1,250 meals to local hospitals as well as the Vienna Police and Fire Departments. → Read More
Area fitness centers have a lot to work out when COVID-19 restrictions are lifted. → Read More
Chefs working with restaurateur Erik Bruner-Yang's Power of 10 Initiative have made food for DC Fire and EMS, the National Children's Center and others. → Read More
Through the emergency relief fund, companies are receiving grants of up to $100,000 to manufacture a wide array of PPE for Marylanders, officials say. → Read More
District shelters like Casa Ruby, which serves LGBT individuals experiencing homelessness, say they're overwhelmed by the coroanvirus. → Read More
Typically, Nat Shaffir, would volunteer at the museum to remember the lives lost, including his own family members. → Read More
"We all say we hope tomorrow is the last day," Dr. Mitchell says. → Read More