Census figures show D.C.'s Black population held roughly steady while the city's total topped 700,000, pushing the Black share below 50%.

Two Duck & the Peach employees say their firings were linked to union organizing; the NLRB now has an active representation petition and related filings.

A Severn teacher scored a $50,000 Gold Bar Bingo win after a routine stop at a Landover Sunoco; the retailer will get a $500 bonus.

211 San Diego launched a local outreach campaign to connect residents to food, housing and health services as federal benefit changes loom. The helpline says it will expand outreach and track program updates.

Montgomery County's OCP is hosting a forum on March 5 to discuss consumer challenges, encouraging public input to prevent injustices and shape future initiatives.

Rev. Graylan S. Hagler, Plymouth Congregational's pastor emeritus and a tireless justice advocate, died Tuesday at 71 after a battle with cancer. The church opened its sanctuary and will announce memorial plans.

Leesburg Executive Airport hosts free "Storytime at the Airport" event for families with interactive activities and plane watching.

Blue Cross Blue Shield will begin distributing payouts from a $2.67B settlement; eligible subscribers who filed by Nov. 5, 2021 should watch for May 2026 payments. Payments will vary based on premiums and plan type.

Montgomery County donates $95,224.83 to March of Dimes from its "Labor of Love" campaign by Alcohol Beverage Services; public invited to check presentation event.

A federal judge certified a class action alleging D.C.'s OSSE failed to provide safe, reliable bus service to thousands of students with disabilities, pushing for systemwide fixes.

The Bureau of Land Management introduced the Materials Access Program to simplify access to resources like sand and gravel from public lands, offering a two-tier flat fee pricing structure.

Arlington County Police Department is accepting applications for its 2026 youth summer camps, offering various programs for different age groups in July.

The VA's newest annual report counts 6,398 veteran suicides in 2023 even as the suicide rate climbed to 35.2 per 100,000. Private coalitions and federal grants are directing millions into prevention work.