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With slow job growth and rising cost of living, the state of the economy is a growing concern for Americans...

While their slogan is the “New Spirit of Africa,” for 80 years Ethiopian Airlines has served as a longtime, loyal...

Amazon will pay $7.25 million directly to customers in two predominantly Black neighborhoods east of the Anacostia River after the...

On television, we often see a grieving family gathered in a conference room while the family lawyer dramatically reads the...

About a week after finishing the Early Childhood Workforce Ready Academy in Wayne County, North Carolina, Dominque McBride walked into Little...

Hyattsville Treasurer Resigns, Town Reports Low Cash Balance Ron Brooks, who formerly served as Hyattsville treasurer, resigned from his position...

Chase’s newest branch in Greater Washington opened last week at Rivertowne Commons, 6135 Oxon Hill Rd. Branch Manager Taliay Akins...

Fall is officially here! The temperatures are getting cooler, the leaves are beginning to change, and we are settling into...

For nearly two centuries, the Black Press has told the stories of Black America—documenting its struggles, celebrating its triumphs, challenging...

District workers who need time off from their jobs to care for a seriously ill family member have lost half...

Join the Washington Informer Family! When my father, Dr. Calvin W. Rolark, founded this paper over 60 years ago, he...

Oct. 2 marks a defining moment in American history. On that day in 1967, Thurgood Marshall was sworn in as...

LaTalya M. Palmer was getting dressed in June 2017 when she found a lump in her breast. Having just had...

The National Guard force on Washington streets has fallen below 3,000 after swelling to more than 5,100 this summer. However,...

Nearly 2 million Americans have been looking for work for at least six months, and U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen...

A White House proposal to prohibit federal grant money from being used for voter registration could directly affect Washington, particularly...