Morning Beat: Washington D.C.

An Amber Alert has been issued for a missing 14-year-old girl in DC. Meanwhile, a school’s long-standing stem cell drive continues to save lives, and Prince George's County lights up in purple to support domestic violence victims. Plus, local parks enhance the fall experience for colorblind visitors.

Local first responders head south to aid hurricane victims, while a grieving family in Northwest DC seeks justice for a loved one. Plus, hear the inspiring story of a former firefighter turning a wrongful arrest into a mission to help others. Stay tuned for these compelling stories and more.

Chefs in DC aim for the world's largest pupusa, while the community remembers a beloved boxing gym owner. Plus, a historic US Constitution discovery and a Silver Spring school fire. Tune in for these stories and more!

Jayden Daniels shines in the Commanders' victory over the Bengals, raising hopes for the season. In Prince George's County, Angela Alsobrooks addresses allegations of tax break misuse. Plus, a groundbreaking surgery on a rhino brings good news from the animal kingdom.

In today\'s episode, we delve into the troubling vandalism of Kamala Harris signs outside The Little Gay Pub in Logan Circle. We also cover a deadly police shooting in Wheaton, Maryland, and the tax deduction controversy surrounding Angela Alsobrooks. Don\'t miss our discussion on the decline in overdose deaths and a heartwarming reunion of Holocaust survivors.

An 81-year-old man faces charges for crimes committed over 40 years ago, sparking a call for other victims to come forward. A police-involved shooting in Wheaton raises questions about law enforcement practices. Plus, Metro disruptions this weekend could derail your plans.

A 12-year-old's car theft spree raises questions about Maryland's juvenile justice laws, while Jaja's African Hair Braiding salon highlights the cultural importance of Black hair salons. Plus, Maryland judges bring the courtroom to the classroom in 'Reading and Robes.'

In this episode, we delve into the unresolved murder of Brandon Gant, a 23-year-old caught in crossfire while running errands for his mother. We also cover a complex fire and stabbing incident in Silver Spring and a tough season opener for the Commanders. Plus, meet the Labradors bringing joy to a historic abbey.

In this episode, we delve into the conviction of a retired NYPD officer linked to the Capitol riot, a partial victory in preserving a historic Black cemetery, and Magic Johnson's latest investment in the Washington Spirit. We also highlight a quick-thinking 4-year-old who used Alexa to call for help during her mom's seizure. Join us for these stories and more.

In this episode, we delve into the conviction of a retired NYPD officer linked to the Capitol riot, a partial victory in preserving a historic Black cemetery, and Magic Johnson's latest investment in the Washington Spirit. We also highlight a quick-thinking 4-year-old who used Alexa to call for help during her mom's seizure. Join us for these stories and more.

A suspect in a tragic shooting turns himself in, while Virginia commuters face chaos on the 495. Plus, a celebration of America's oldest team sport brings history to life. Join us for the latest updates and insights.

Dive into WHUR's impactful Summer of Meals campaign, addressing food insecurity for local children. Explore the notorious Capital Beltway traffic bottleneck and the city's efforts to keep pools and spray parks open longer. Plus, get the latest updates from Capital Central with F.H. Furr.

Kamala Harris' journey from Howard University to the vice presidency highlights the institution's enduring impact. We explore the significance of her rise for HBCUs and the broader community. Plus, hear from Howard students on how this moment inspires them.

This episode dives into the impact of $227K in Local Impact Grants on DC communities, honors fallen officer Wayne David, and explores the latest legal twists in the Adnan Syed case. From community upliftment to legal controversies, we cover it all. Tune in for an engaging discussion on these pressing issues.

Brace yourselves for a blistering day as DC faces record-breaking heat and hazardous air quality. Stay hydrated, limit outdoor activities, and check out our tips for staying safe. Plus, discover how local schools and public services are adapting to these extreme conditions.

Navy Yard residents grapple with elevator breakdowns, causing major disruptions and safety concerns. Bethesda Metro Station celebrates 40 years of service, highlighting its impact on local transit. Plus, police search for a suspect in Sligo Creek Trail incidents.

A thief's elaborate tunnel heist in Adams Morgan has left residents stunned. Orange County faces a critical water crisis, urging immediate cessation of all water use. Plus, a Marine Corps veteran pleads guilty to illegal possession of ricin.

In today's episode, we delve into the community's reaction to a tragic hit-and-run on Bladensburg Road and discuss the return of the Maryland Renaissance Festival. We also cover a series of unsettling incidents in Sligo Creek Park and highlight the Philippines' economic strides. Plus, hear a heartwarming story of floral recycling in Virginia.

DC Council member Trayon White's office reassures the public it's fully operational amidst scrutiny. Montgomery County schools face a disturbing rise in antisemitic graffiti, sparking community outrage. Giant Food announces new bag policies and rules for teen shoppers, causing mixed reactions.

Fairfax County Public Schools revamps grading policies to ensure fairness and introduces new sports programs. In other news, D.C. Council member Trayon White faces bribery charges. Plus, Prince William County schools implement a new cellphone policy to improve learning environments.

Dive into the final month of summer with county fairs, dining deals, and international friendlies. Discover the latest updates on the missing Manassas Park woman and changes in Prince George's County Public Schools. Plus, a groundbreaking discovery about Stonehenge's Altar Stone.

Fairfax County rolls out new school bus safety features to protect students. An AMBER Alert in Virginia Beach leaves the community on edge. Plus, a D.C. man's testimony in the tragic shooting of Karon Blake raises critical questions.

A Pentagon employee faces home detention for mishandling classified documents, while a Maryland man is sentenced for a tragic domestic incident. Plus, Rockville police gear up for a community gun buyback event, and a woman gives birth in a cinema lobby, earning her newborn free movies for life.

A Capitol riot participant known as the 'J6 praying grandma' avoids prison time, sparking debate. Alexandria officers shoot a man in mental distress, raising questions. Meanwhile, a Northern Virginia nurse and mom remains missing, with her community rallying for answers.

This episode dives into the latest summer COVID surge and its implications, the remnants of Tropical Storm Debby causing havoc in D.C., and a heroic rescue in Silver Spring. We'll also explore how Intel's AI is set to revolutionize the Olympic Games broadcast experience. Plus, heartwarming news on empowering African girls through innovative school uniforms.