Dive into the intricate removal of a submerged plane cockpit from the Potomac River, a pivotal step in aviation safety investigations. Meanwhile, D.C. Councilmember Trayon White faces a historic expulsion vote amid corruption charges, echoing the legacy of Marion Barry. Plus, federal workers in Loudoun County voice concerns over looming job cuts under new government efficiency measures.

Dive into the intricate removal of a submerged plane cockpit from the Potomac River, a pivotal step in aviation safety investigations. Meanwhile, D.C. Councilmember Trayon White faces a historic expulsion vote amid corruption charges, echoing the legacy of Marion Barry. Plus, federal workers in Loudoun County voice concerns over looming job cuts under new government efficiency measures.

Dive into the intricate removal of a submerged plane cockpit from the Potomac River, a pivotal step in aviation safety investigations. Meanwhile, D.C. Councilmember Trayon White faces a historic expulsion vote amid corruption charges, echoing the legacy of Marion Barry. Plus, federal workers in Loudoun County voice concerns over looming job cuts under new government efficiency measures.

In the wake of a tragic midair collision over the Potomac River, we explore the critical discussions surrounding aviation safety and technology. Discover the stories of resilience from Reagan National Airport and the powerful voices of women leaders driving change globally. Tune in for insights on the future of air travel and leadership.

In the wake of a tragic midair collision over the Potomac River, we explore the critical discussions surrounding aviation safety and technology. Discover the stories of resilience from Reagan National Airport and the powerful voices of women leaders driving change globally. Tune in for insights on the future of air travel and leadership.

In a heartbreaking incident, a collision between an American Airlines flight and a military helicopter over the Potomac River leaves no survivors. Officials are working tirelessly in recovery operations amidst challenging conditions. Meanwhile, the investigation into the cause of this air disaster continues, raising questions about airspace safety.

A proposed bill aims to ban cellphones in DC public schools, sparking a heated debate among parents, educators, and students. Meanwhile, Alexandria grapples with the aftermath of a tragic teen-involved homicide as discussions about youth and gun violence intensify. Plus, DC dog owners are on high alert after a shocking incident involving pet electrocution.

Commanders fans reflect on an unexpected season and look forward to future triumphs despite their NFC Championship loss. Tony Perkins returns to the airwaves, sharing his recovery journey and gratitude for community support. Discover women's global impact and a breakthrough cancer drug in today's episode.

Stewart Rhodes, founder of the Oath Keepers, returns to Capitol Hill following a controversial clemency from Trump. Meanwhile, a nonprofit empowers young individuals with speech disorders, and a shocking coat theft in Northeast DC raises safety concerns. Dive into these stories and more.

Today's episode delves into the power of language with the 'Spread the Word to End the Word' campaign, aiming to eliminate ableist terms. We also gear up for the Commanders' playoff pep rally and discuss the impact of Trump's return-to-office order on DC businesses. Plus, stories of global women leaders driving change.