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Failure of Prince George’s Bus App Exposes Gaps in Tracking and Communication

by La_Tetra Metts-Owens
August 30, 2026
Roughly 10,000 Prince George’s County students began the school year with incomplete or incorrect bus assignments as the district’s new tracking app failed. While struggling to reach transportation employees, some parents had…

From Someone Else’s Chair to his Own: A DC Barber is “Fading” Into the Limelight

May 12, 2026

Education 101: Learning the ABCs of Autism Among Black Girls

May 12, 2026

Data Centers Fuel AI and Growth, But at What Cost to Communities?

May 4, 2026

The Silence He Carried: The Life and Loss of Christopher Banks

May 1, 2026
Arts

“What If There Were No…”

April 19, 2011
by Eboni Munn
“America I Am: The African American Imprint” brings the rich history of African Americans to…
Arts

Student Makes Konshince Effort to Reinvigorate Hip Hop

April 14, 2011
by Linsey Isaacs
With a knack for beats and little time left until graduation, DJ Konshince leaves his mark…
Arts

New York Times Gives Social Media Tips

April 13, 2011
by Brittany Miller
WASHINGTON- With social networks, tablets and cell phone use becoming more and more popular, newspapers are…
Health

Free Screen for Life Program Helps D.C. Residents Fight Colon Cancer

April 7, 2011
by Ahkiah Allen
Valenta Smith was 50 years old and uninsured when she found out she had colon cancer.…
Arts

Golden Triangle BID restores culture in Business District

March 29, 2011
by Eboni Munn
It is a brisk Sunday afternoon in Dupont Circle, as the wind whistles below the…
Arts

Nick Cannon and Friends Raise Money for Haiti

February 28, 2011
by Nia Moore
The few hundred Howard University students who packed Cramton Auditorium on February 25th to see Nick…
Arts

The 83rd Academy Awards

February 27, 2011
by Seth A. Lemon
Behind the Scenes at the Oscars Red Carpet Seth Lemon was selected to join the hosts…
Health

A Life Changing Touch

February 23, 2011
by Kimberly Jacobs
In 2003, after overcoming many obstacles in her life, 28-year-old Khadijah Carter found out that she…
Love & Sex

Black Love Day Offers an Alternative to Valentine’s Day

February 13, 2011
by Danielle Brissett
Black Love Relationship Ceremony to Be Held at Howard University As Valentine’s Day approaches, red and…
Books

A History Forgotten: “Washington at Home” Teaches Residents about City’s Rural Roots

February 8, 2011
by Christina Coleman
When the crackling microphone got to Paul Ray Henderson at the “Washington at Home” book…
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