In the Community

While virtual learning has been difficult for many students, returning to the classroom also poses its own mental health challenges. News4’s Molette Green talks to D.C.-area educators about how they plan to meet students’ needs.

News4’s Molette Green checks in with Virginia staple, The Vienna Inn, about how they’re weathering the pandemic.

News4’s Molette Green is coming up on 20 years married — so she knows plenty about successful relationships. Green got together some happy couples from the D.C. area to share what keeps their love going strong.

Middle and high school can be challenging for girls, so a group has partnered with the WNBA to empower girls at an event called Her Time to Shine. News4’s Molette Green reports.

There’s a renewed push to diversify the dial and promote more women of color in radio. News4’s Molette Green catches up with veteran radio voices from the D.C. area and nationwide.

Two nonprofits who received grant money last year share the impact it had, and they have advice for people seeking grants this year.

A Loudoun County girl dedicated to serving others by designing prosthetics has gotten recognized in a big way by local leaders for her work in the community. News4’s Molette Green talks to Mahsa Riar, founder of Limitless Limbs.

Depression and suicide are troublingly on the rise among Black youth — especially boys and young men. One grieving mom tells News4’s Molette Green that she calls upon her experience to encourage families to confront depression together.

Two D.C.-area sisters share why they created Woks for Washington, an organization that fights prejudice while feeding health care workers and supporting local restaurants. News4’s Molette Green reports.

D.C.’s Digital Pioneers Academy (DPA) announced it will expand to create a high school with a focus on tech for students east of the Anacostia River. News4’s Molette Green speaks with students and administrators about the new expansion.

Local advocates want to keep momentum going in racial justice movements and one Virginia woman, Kim Lovell, is using her unique experience to inform her podcast “Killing It Softly.” News4’s Molette Green reports.

Local advocates want to keep momentum going in racial justice movements. One Virginia woman, Kimberly Lovell, is using her unique personal background to inform her podcast “Killing It Softly.” News4’s Molette Green reports.

A D.C. family is collecting donations of fresh fruits and veggies as part of a Day of Service to help those experiencing homelessness.