Molette Green anchors the weekend editions of News4 Today and covers stories In the Community during the week.
Green spends her mornings showcasing what people and organizations all around the Washington area are doing in our community.
Green has been covering news in her hometown of Washington, D.C., for more than 25 years. She has been recognized with an EMMY Award for her work on NBC4’s newscasts.
She anchored the morning news on Newschannel 8 for eight years before brief stints at WTTG-TV and in COX Media Group’s Washington Bureau. For many years, Green was heard on WHUR Radio, covering morning and evening newscasts and contributing to Talk Around Town. She also produced and hosted programs on Howard University’s WHUT.
After attending D.C. Public Schools and graduating from Howard University, Green left town for a few years to anchor the news in Mississippi before returning to Washington to start her family.
Green has been honored many times throughout her career, including special honors by the Associated Press and through Washington’s Salute to Professional African American Women.
Green lives with her husband and two children in Prince George’s County.
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The Latest
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First cancer survivors ring the bell at new Prince George's facility
That meaningful milestone has happened for the first time at a new Children’s National facility in Maryland. News4’s Molette Green reports.
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Where kids can get free back-to-school haircuts in the DMV
WPGC’s Craig Blac and D.C.-area stylists are joining forces for two Community Cuts for Kids events. News4’s Molette Green reports.
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DC group raises money to send 100 kids to summer camp
In addition to after-school programs, Beacon House also hosts two summer camps for kids in Ward 5 and across D.C. Molette Green reports.
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Juneteenth events in Prince William, Prince George's offer community resources
Juneteenth is Friday, and there are a lot of events to mark the holiday and focus on the needs in the community. Prince William County, Virginia residents are invited to the “Juneteenth and Me” festival at the Pfitzner Stadium in Woodbridge. It runs from noon to 9 p.m. There will be plenty of food and resources including mental health and…
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Free eye clinic to offer glasses, eye screenings Saturday
Saturday’s free clinic will be held at Clinton Baptist Church in Prince George’s County. News4’s Molette Green reports.
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‘Be the Church Sunday' in Prince George's County brings service into the community
Four local churches in Prince George’s County are using their Sunday to meet needs in the community, from gas to groceries to neighborhood beautification. News4’s Molette Green reports.
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Hit with an unexpected $57K debt, Howard student to graduate after fundraiser
College carries a heavy financial burden for many families across the country. In many cases, debt can prevent students from continuing their education. But the community showed up for one Howard University senior who’s now getting ready to walk across the stage. This was no small feat for Jaylen Sanders, a first-generation college student. Just weeks before he was...
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Over $60K raised to help Howard student graduate after loan was canceled
Just weeks before graduation, Jaylen Sanders was hit with a $57,000 debt after finding out his federal loan was cancelled. News4’s Molette Green reports.
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Senior living community celebrates its nurses for National Nurses Week
Birmingham Green is celebrating its nurses with gifts, meals and an ice cream social. News4’s Molette Green reports.
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Ben's Chili Bowl reopens U St home and celebrates founder Virginia Ali, 92
The wait for half smokes is almost over.
