Underground “Anti-Restaurants” Taking Off In D.C.

Underground “Anti-Restaurants” Taking Off In D.C.
In a city best known for its see-and-be-seen culinary destinations, a new breed of underground restaurants is emerging. Read More

First Same-Sex Couples Marry In D.C.

First Same-Sex Couples Marry In D.C.
The first legal gay marriages happened today in the District of Columbia. Read More

First Lady Michelle Obama To Give Local Commencement Addresses

First Lady Michelle Obama To Give Local Commencement Addresses
First Lady Michelle Obama will be the commencement speaker at Anacostia Senior High School and the George Washington University. Read More

D.C. Area Counties Amongst Nation’s Richest

D.C. Area Counties Amongst Nation’s Richest
The top three richest counties in the country are in the D.C. area. Read More

Redskins Charitable Foundation Accepting Applications For $25,000 College Scholarship

Redskins Charitable Foundation Accepting Applications For $25,000 College Scholarship
The Washington Redskins Charitable Foundation is now accepting applications for a $25,000 college scholarship from DC & Prince Georges County students. Read More

Chris Samuels Retires From Redskins, But Joins Coaching Staff

Chris Samuels Retires From Redskins, But Joins Coaching Staff
Chris Samuels has retired after 10 seasons with the Redskins and the headline out of his press conference is that he isn't really leaving Redskins Park. Read More

Get Ready For The Cherry Blossom Festival

Get Ready For The Cherry Blossom Festival
Washington's beloved cherry blossoms are scheduled to bloom in early April. Find out when you'll get to see them right here. Read More

Post Basketball Game Celebration Leads To Arrests At Univ. Of MD

Post Basketball Game Celebration Leads To Arrests At Univ. Of MD
Police arrested 27 post-game revelers in College Park after the University of Maryland's basketball win over Duke, officials said. Read More

Marion Barry Tells Supporters That He Isn’t Going Anywhere

Marion Barry Tells Supporters That He Isn’t Going Anywhere
A defiant D.C. Council Member Marion Barry told a packed Baptist church in Southeast Washington on Tuesday night that despite the decision of the City Council to censure him and strip him of his committee chairmanship, he doesn't plan to fade away. Read More

Radio One’s Sheila Stewart Honored With US Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor

Radio One’s Sheila Stewart Honored With US Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor
Radio One's News Director Sheila Stewart was honored with US Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor recently. Read More