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Andrew Young, 94, led a peace walk in Atlanta's historic Vine City to connect civil rights history with a modern call for global peace.

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Federal grants for disability voting access may be restricted under a new White House proposal targeting voter registration activities.

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Mt. Zion UMC celebrated its 210th anniversary on Sept. 26 with community events at the historic Georgetown landmark.

The 2026 Liberia Diaspora Annual Conference focused on boosting economic development, healthcare, and infrastructure in Liberia.

Business leaders discussed the regional economy at the D.C. Chamber of Commerce State of the District conference.

A federal judge declared a mistrial in the bribery trial of Ward 8 D.C. Council member Trayon White. An Oct. 22 meeting will ...

Discover why building connections with school bus drivers is vital for students with autism and specialized transport needs.