The man who was killed in a triple shooting in Langley Park, Maryland, earlier this week has been identified.

Mental health is a hot topic for Generation Z. In one Montgomery County high school, students have come together to fight stigma around issues like depression, anxiety and suicide.

The Latino Student Fund relies on volunteer tutors to provide free, year-round tutoring and mentoring services to low-income, at-risk students. Michele and Mark Lerner are their longest-serving volunteers, and this week’s Harris’ Heroes.

This week’s Harris’ Hero is scholarCHIPS, an organization devoted to building a community of emotional support for the children of incarcerated parents and providing scholarships for them to attend college.

A Virginia nonprofit provides workforce training and personal development through baking.

For more than 50 years, a D.C. organization has been helping students reach their potential in school and at home.

Fewer than 2% of teen mothers will earn a college degree before they turn 30, which is why Nicole Lynn Lewis started Generation Hope nine years ago.

A Virginia organization used the game of golf to support veterans and their families dealing with issues from post-traumatic stress disorder to missing limbs.

A Special Olympics cheer and dance team in Maryland is teaching its athletes they are perfect the way they are.

A unique organization in Northern Virginia helps children across the country without taking credit of letting the kids know they’re receiving charity, and it’s done in memory of the founders’ mother.