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Homelessness in the DMV: Underserved and Underfunded

Ella GilbertandIsrael JohnsonandAniyah GenamaandElle Sawyer

October 10, 2026

John has been unhoused for nearly 13 years. A Maryland resident who has been no stranger to law enforcement, he prefers a few nights in jail instead of risking a night in…

From Tarague Beach to the Supreme Court, Guam Waste Fight Tests When Federal Action Becomes Final

October 9, 2026

At Arena Stage, Theatre Week Invites Visitors to Take Part

October 8, 2026

African American Civil War Museum Reopens With Expanded Spaces and New Exhibits

October 4, 2026

John Burroughs Elementary School, located in the Brookland neighborhood of Ward 5, is undergoing a modernization that is scheduled to be completed in 2027. (Photo: Myla S. Roundy/HU News Service)

Ward 5 Parents Raise Concerns About Education as New Board Representatives Vie for Office

September 28, 2026

Howard-affiliates and D.C. community members gather on The Yard at Revolutionary Youth Community’s rally with a Howard contract worker of over 19 years taking the stage. (Myla S. Roundy/HUNewsService.com)

Alumni·Campus·HBCU·Howard University·News·Politics·State & Local·Washington D.C.

Howard University Students and Alumni Disagree on the Status of Campus Protest Culture

April 20, 2025

by Myla S. Roundy

WASHINGTON — Some members of the Howard student body say their classmates are not politically active…

Jazzmyne Townsend pauses for a photo in her office at Stanton Elementary School (Photo: Monet Heath/HUNewsService)

Alumni·Community·Education·HBCU·Howard University·News·State & Local·Ward 8·Washington D.C.

Howard University Alumna Named Finalist for National Teacher of the Year Award

April 19, 2025

by Monet Heath

WASHINGTON—Instructional coach at Stanton Elementary School in Ward 8, Jazzmyne Townsend is a finalist for the 2025…

Jackie Carter at the Anacostia Arts Center in Southeast D.C., seated in a room honoring Frederick Douglass. (Photo: Lamaria Washington/ HU News Service)

Features·State & Local·Ward 8·Washington D.C.

A Local Theater Founder’s Commitment to Black History and Youth Empowerment

April 19, 2025

by Lamaria Washington

WASHINGTON — In the back of the New Image Community Baptist Church in Ward 8 tucked…

Community·News·State & Local·Ward 1·Washington D.C.

Neighborhood Library Closure Disrupts Support Services in Ward 1

April 19, 2025

by Myla S. Roundy

WASHINGTON — The Mt. Pleasant Neighborhood Library (MTP), a popular public space in Ward 1, is…

Miriam Lynch (center left) works with children at a Diversity in Aquatics swim event.

Community·Solutions Journalism·State & Local·Washington D.C.

From Loss to Leadership: Miriam Lynch’s Dedication to Water Safety

April 18, 2025

by Brandon Byrd

The journey to becoming a six-time Howard University swimming record holder, a board member of the…

Black Women·Community·Crime·Criminal Justice·Multimedia·National·NewsVision·Video·Washington D.C.

We Fight As We Heal

April 15, 2025

by Mackenzie Williams

Mothers Against Police Brutality Meet In the Nation’s Capital To Demand Change Police brutality remains a…

Business·Community·Economy·News·NewsVision·State & Local·Video·Washington D.C.

Starving for Attention: Food Insecurity Continues to Impact Southeast DC

April 15, 2025

by Christian Marshall

When it comes to food insecurity in the nation’s capital, the statistics are sobering. According to…

Environment·News·NewsVision·Video·Ward 8·Washington D.C.

A Dumping Ground: East Anacostia Has Been Left to Waste

April 15, 2025

by Davis Dailey

Imagine living in a neighborhood where pollution fills the air, toxic waste lines the streets, and…

Education·HBCU·Multicultural Media Academy·News·Voices of Tomorrow·Washington D.C.

Howard University Multicultural Media Academy Celebrates 50 Years

April 11, 2025

Serenity ArmstrongandLauren Nutall

Howard University News Service WASHINGTON – Since 1975, the Howard University Multicultural Media Academy (HUMMA) has…

Climate Change·Economic Development·Environment·Science & Technology·State & Local·Ward 6

DC Change-Makers Plan New Green Initiatives

April 6, 2025

by Azia Ross

WASHINGTON – Emphasizing the effects of global warming, business and political change makers are sounding the…

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Washington D.C. - Page 5

Homelessness in the DMV: Underserved and Underfunded

From Tarague Beach to the Supreme Court, Guam Waste Fight Tests When Federal Action Becomes Final

At Arena Stage, Theatre Week Invites Visitors to Take Part

African American Civil War Museum Reopens With Expanded Spaces and New Exhibits

Ward 5 Parents Raise Concerns About Education as New Board Representatives Vie for Office

Howard University Students and Alumni Disagree on the Status of Campus Protest Culture

Howard University Alumna Named Finalist for National Teacher of the Year Award

A Local Theater Founder’s Commitment to Black History and Youth Empowerment

Neighborhood Library Closure Disrupts Support Services in Ward 1

From Loss to Leadership: Miriam Lynch’s Dedication to Water Safety

We Fight As We Heal

Starving for Attention: Food Insecurity Continues to Impact Southeast DC

A Dumping Ground: East Anacostia Has Been Left to Waste

Howard University Multicultural Media Academy Celebrates 50 Years

DC Change-Makers Plan New Green Initiatives

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