Remembering Jim Vance

Who’s the model who fell on a runway and made our beloved Jim Vance laugh so hard? We’re hoping you can help.

WHUR’s Troy Johnson said many listeners fear “a life without access to health care” under the proposed Republican bill. He also memorializes Jim Vance with News4’s Leon Harris.

National Museum of African American History and Culture founding Director Lonnie Bunch explains why Jim Vance earned a spot in the museum. News4’s Barbara Harrison talked to Bunch.

The Washington Nationals honored News4’s own Jim Vance with a moment of silence before Tuesday night’s game against the Brewers.

In 2012, Jim Vance not only got to talk about sports, he got to be the sports anchor.

Jim Vance was an example to many, particularly young, black men. News4’s Shomari Stone reports.

D.C. Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton gave a speech on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives, honoring the accomplishments and reach of News4’s Jim Vance, who passed away on July 22.

Jim Vance had one more story to tell.

From covering the election of the first black president to his love of — and strong opinions about — sports, News4 anchors Doreen Gentzler, Wendy Rieger and Jim Handly remember their favorite moments with Jim Vance.

NBC Nightly News Lester Holt remembers Jim Vance’s cool, calmness and his connection to the community.

Barbara Harrison remembers Jim Vance’s tireless commitment to the community.

News4’s Tracee Wilkins speaks about how much Jim Vance meant to her. “For a young black girl watching that man on television, it was all inspiring,” she said. Prince George’s County residents tell what he meant to them, too.

Pat Lawson Muse shares her thoughts on the passing of Jim Vance.