The Washington Informer

D.C. Public Schools updated technology policies amid debate over screen time and student data protection ahead of an October 9 hearing. Find the full story in the comments.

Cybersecurity threats can put your business, data and customers at risk. These 10 practical steps can help strengthen your organization’s cyber-readiness. Find the full story in the comments.

Pastors and scholars honored Rev. Jeremiah Wright Jr.'s legacy during a virtual Critical Conversation celebrating his ministry. Find the full story in the comments.

Councilmembers debate utility rates and parking fines as D.C. moves toward implementing the Eric's ID Amendment Act of 2026. Find the full story in the comments.

Green infrastructure and sustainable design in D.C. schools are helping reduce emissions and improve student academic performance. Find the full story in the comments.

D.C. settles with Amazon for $8.25 million total over secret Prime delivery exclusions in specific ZIP codes. Find the full story in the comments.

📸 62 years of stories. Six decades of impact. A visual legacy worth celebrating!

Join The Washington Informer for its 62nd Anniversary Photo Exhibit & Reception—a night honoring the people, culture, and history of DC through photography.

Friday, October 16, 2026
6–9 PM
11: Eleven Gallery
1330 F Street NW, Washington, DC 20045

Come celebrate the opening of the WIN Visual Legacy Photo Exhibit!

Scan the QR code on the flyer for event details and registration. Share this with someone who loves DC history!

Ted White's debut as Howard head coach ended in a 27-13 victory over Hampton in the annual Battle of the Real HU at Audi Field. Find the full story in the comments.

D.C. leaders see downtown revitalization, RFK redevelopment, and business incentives as opportunities to rebuild economic growth amid federal workforce cuts.

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