News4’s Molette Green meets up with a Maryland mom who has ideas about keeping kids engaged, even when school is out.

News4’s Molette Green speaks to Iris Haxhialiu Venkatesan, owner of Iris and Rainbow in Gaithersburg, Maryland, about her clothing brand meant to cater to all sizes.

Ela Gokcigdem is a high school senior in Virginia who started ePearl Technology, a company that sells headphones made of recycled plastics. “She’s going to change the world,” one of her teachers said. To learn more about her headphones, which Gokcigdem codes herself, visit www.epearltech.com.

Several Maryland and Virginia churches are working with the National Institutes for Health to serve faith communities that can empower them to make smart health decisions. The following churches are taking part in Kidney Sundays during the month of March. First Baptist Church of Highland Park , Landover, MD Metropolitan Baptist Church, Suffolk, VA ...

News4’s Aaron Gilchrist talks to William “Memo” Adams, a student attending the private Maret School in D.C. through A Better Chance, a program that helps place students of color in highly-rated public, private and boarding schools.

The Vienna Inn is celebrating 60 years serving all its customers diner favorites and supporting Little League teams in Northern Virginia. News4’s Molette Green reports.

News4’s Pat Lawson Muse interviews Prince George’s County Fire and EMS Chief Tiffany D. Green.

A school in Loudoun County is hosting a competititon to introduce young girls to engineering. News4’s Molette Green reports from in the community.

A D.C. teacher who went viral for giving his students a day of pampering and self-care has started a foundation. His next project? Helping teens get ready for a great prom. Azel Prather says it’s about doing the work to help his community.

NBC4’s Pat Lawson Muse and Telemundo 44’s Alberto Pimienta discusses the importance of the upcoming 2020 census with Diane Vy Nguyễn Vũ, Director of the Montgomery County Office of Community Partnerships, and Daniel Jones, a U.S. Census Bureau Partnership Specialist.

News4’s Pat Lawson Muse discusses The March on Washington Film Festival with executive director Samantha Abrams and Rev. Nolan Williams Jr, composer and director of “Devine Hamer Gray.”

The OLA Film Festival aims to highlight amateur and student filmmakers. News4’s Pat Lawson Muse sits down with organizers Giani Clarkson amd Shallum Atkinson of the Alpha Phi Alpha Omicron Lambda Alpha Chapter. https://www.atlasarts.org/events/the-ola-film-festival/

Kori Heyward has many talents: She’s a D.C. Police officer, entrepreneur, nonprofit leader and a great chef. She even won on an episode of the cooking show “Chopped” and donated her winnings to her nonprofit, Feeding Young Lives Locally. News4’s Pat Lawson Muse talked to Heyward about her efforts to feed hungry children in t...