Popping and pink, Washington D.C.’s renowned cherry blossom trees are at peak bloom.
U.S. Supreme Court hears arguments in case blocking asylum seekers
The U.S. Supreme Court drew comparisons after hearing arguments in a case that could allow the Trump administration to block asylum seekers at the border.
ICE agents spotted at Dulles and Reagan National airports to help at crowded TSA checkpoints
ICE agents are being deployed to airports in the DMV where security checkpoint lines are long because of the TSA sickouts.
The pressure to perform: changes and challenges in youth sports
COLLEGE PARK, Md. – Youth sports is changing fast. What was once primarily recreational has become more commercial and competitive. Financial investments are pressuring families and players to stand out earlier as collegiate and even potential professional opportunities lure young athletes. Coaches, athletes, parents, and sports psychologists say – maybe it’s time to call a timeout.
DC residents weigh in on expanded youth curfew
WASHINGTON - The DC Council continues to gather testimony from residents, police, and advocates as officials decide whether the controversial youth curfew policy should remain in place through April.
Terps thriving in first season inside new basketball performance center
COLLEGE PARK, Md. – In their first season inside the new Barry P. Gossett Basketball Performance Center, Maryland women’s basketball is thriving, opening the year 12–0. Players credit the 24/7 access, dedicated practice court, recovery spaces, and upgraded weight room…
Prince George’s County high school students build tiny house
CHELTENHAM, Md. — Students from Crossland High School are building a tiny home as part of Prince George’s County’s Construction Trades Program. For nearly fifty years, students in the program have built full-size houses, but this year marks the first…
Controversial defense bill clause could weaken D.C. aviation protections
WAHSINGTON – Pilots and federal safety officials are sounding the alarm over a provision in the new Defense Bill that would allow military helicopters to operate in Washington, D.C., without key collision-avoidance technology. They argue the change rolls back critical…
Fired federal worker opens mobile coffee stand
BOWIE, Md. – A former federal worker is spreading cheer during the holidays. After being fired, Megan Ritter decided to open a mobile coffee trailer, Whimsical Welcome. She went through all of the necessary hurdles to become a first time…
Toys For Tots is making a big difference this holiday season
Elizabeth Scott, a Toys for Tots coordinator, is organizing this years toy drive to serve thousands of children in Montgomery County.