Students and Residents Try to Stay Cool in Record-Breaking Heatwave
By Kevin Vaughn Jr. Howard University News Service It was an absolute scorcher in D.C. yesterday, as…
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D.C. Cherry Blossom Festival Returns After Pandemic Hiatus
By Makailah Gause The Cherry Blossom Festival in D.C. is back. Makailah Gause talks to festival goers…
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Hurricane Fiona Continues to Wreak Havoc From Caribbean to Canada
By Branson Brooks Howard University News Service Bermuda and parts of Canada are next on Hurricane…
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Dallas Recovering From 2nd Wettest Day in Its History
By Darreonna Davis Howard University News Service Dallas is still recovering after torrential…
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Howard University Endures the Polar Vortex
As millions across the country deal with the deadly cold, students at Howard University in the…
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Poor Weather Conditions Do Little to Dissuade Midterm Voters
Many voters in the eastern part of the U.S. awoke to pouring rain on Election Day, but the nasty weather…
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Rain Doesn’t Deter Early Voting for Midterm Election 2018
Voters stood in line outside, wet, cold and tired at the Banneker Community Recreation Center,…
Read MoreWashington Readies for Another Snowmageddon
This time last year, Washington was unexpectedly slammed with what many said was the biggest snowstorm…
Read MoreSpring Warmth Melts Reminders of Blizzard of 2010
As the season changes and temperatures soar periodically into the 70s, people in the northeastern United…
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