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Maryland Governor Wes Moore signed 275 bills into law this week, including several measures that could bring major changes to the state’s criminal justice and public safety policies. One of the most talked-about measures is the Youth Charging Reform Act, which takes effect October 1. The new law gives judges more discretion over whether 16- […]

Twenty years after its release, UCB’s iconic record “Sexy Lady” is still making noise across the DMV and beyond. During a recent conversation with DJ Flava, UCB band members Tre and Roc Mikey reflected on the creation of the classic Go-Go anthem, the song’s unexpected longevity, and its growing influence outside of Washington, D.C.  The […]

Memorial Day weekend is here, and restaurants plus retailers across Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Virginia are celebrating with major savings. Whether you’re planning a backyard cookout, heading out for brunch, shopping for summer essentials, or just looking for a quick bite on the go, national chains and popular retailers are rolling out limited-time deals all […]

A violent fight that broke out inside a Chipotle restaurant in D.C.’s Navy Yard neighborhood is now drawing federal attention, with the FBI joining the Metropolitan Police Department’s investigation and offering a reward for information leading to arrests. According to MPD, officers responded around 8:41 p.m. Saturday to reports of a large fight inside the […]

On a powerful edition of “KYS In The Community,” DJ Flava Show sat down with Andrea Counts, founder and president of The Fight DC, to discuss her inspiring journey from surviving trauma to helping women across the DMV rebuild their lives.  During the emotional conversation, Counts opened up about growing up in Northeast D.C., becoming […]

The Maryland Department of Health is monitoring two Maryland residents following a possible exposure to hantavirus connected to a passenger aboard the M/V Hondius cruise ship. According to officials, the two residents were not passengers on the cruise ship. The possible exposure reportedly occurred during international air travel that briefly included a passenger infected with […]

Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich recently sat down with WKYS talent Little Bacon Bear for a wide-ranging conversation focused on youth engagement, education, financial literacy, and building stronger communities across the DMV.  During the interview, Elrich discussed the county’s efforts to create safe and productive opportunities for young people throughout the summer months. With ongoing conversations happening […]

The Washington Wizards land the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft after acquiring Trae Young and Anthony Davis

1. Smoke & Mirrors Located near Navy Yard, this rooftop offers one of the best views of the U.S. Capitol. The cocktails, lounge seating, and sunset views make it a go-to for summer evenings. 2. 12 Stories Situated at The Wharf, this stylish rooftop is known for waterfront views, lively crowds, and a DJ-friendly atmosphere […]

A protester who spent nearly a week atop the Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge in Washington, D.C., came down Wednesday morning with assistance from emergency crews. According to officials, Guido Reichstadter began descending around 9 a.m. Firefighters and emergency personnel used specialized equipment during the operation. Video from the scene showed Reichstadter being lowered in the […]

From embassy open houses and flower festivals to jazz concerts, taco festivals, Caribbean wine celebrations, and Memorial Day parades, the DMV is packed with can’t-miss events throughout May. Whether you’re looking for free family-friendly fun, live music, food experiences, or outdoor festivals, there’s something happening all across DC, Maryland, and Virginia this month.

Lawmakers in the Maryland General Assembly have passed the Protecting Artist Creative Expression (PACE) Act, a bill designed to limit how rap lyrics and other forms of creative expression can be used in court proceedings. The legislation doesn’t completely ban the use of lyrics but instead sets clearer standards, aiming to prevent prosecutors from unfairly targeting rap […]