The DMV area has a river of DMV athletes with talent flowing from it, even to the 2024 Paris Olympics. Legend Kevin Durant has already done us proud in the basketball team’s first match against Serbia by amassing 23 points. His next…
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Mia Boykin Today, July 29, 2024, marks a victorious moment for Mayor Muriel Bowser’s administration, as they prepare to announce that the city has not only met but surpassed its ambitious goal of creating 36,000 new homes by 2025. In a celebration…
Douglas Street Pedestrian Bridge will aid ease of movement and improve safety in Ward 7. Mayor Bowser and District Department of Transportation (DDOT) launched the bridge yesterday, July 25, as community members around rejoiced. The bridge, which cost $17 million, spans DC…
Mia Boykin As Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu prepares to address Congress on Wednesday, July 23, Washington, D.C. residents are gearing up for a week of protests, heightened security, and political tension. The situation has been further complicated by Vice President Kamala…
Mayor Muriel Bowser has officially opened nominations for the 39th Annual Mayor’s Arts Awards in Washington, DC. Themed “Homecoming: Celebrating DC’s Creative Spirit,” the event was announced on July 22. This year, the awards event aims to recognize the outstanding artistic talent…
Maryland Governor Wes Moore endorses Vice President Kamala Harris for President, citing her leadership, empathy, and vision for America's future.…
As the world prepares for the Seine cruise opening at the 2024 Paris Olympics, Washington, D.C. is not left out as it has announced an extended hours program for local businesses during the Olympic and Paralympic Games, as well as for the…
Mia Boykin President Joe Biden tested positive for COVID-19 on July 17, forcing him to cancel a Las Vegas campaigning event that was meant to procure Latino and Hispanic votes. The 81-year-old president is experiencing mild symptoms, including what his physician, Dr.…
Governor Wes Moore’s proposal to cut the state budget by $148.3 million has been approved by Maryland’s Board of Public Works on Wednesday, July 17. The cut, which is to be made across various state agencies, is necessitated by the increase in…
Mia Boykin Eric Blessed Carpenter Grantham, a young man with high-functioning autism from Silver Spring, Maryland, and his mother, Linda, are on a mission to protect individuals with invisible disabilities and improve accessibility during encounters with law enforcement and in everyday situations.…
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