The health of our nation’s children is the focus of First Lady Michelle Obama’s “Let’s Move” campaign. For many students, healthy eating habits begin at school. But are the options healthy? WABJ News’ Rediet Kifle looks at the food choices students really have.
Kids of all ages and kite enthusiasts from around the world come to enjoy a sunny day and good times at the Smithsonian’s annual Kite Fest. WABJ News’ A’Lexus McCollum takes us to the fun at the national mall.
WABJ News’ Eddie Mulieri has lived in three countries and experienced health care in each. In his commentary he compares differences between the U.S. and European health care systems.
Corporal Humphrey Rutherford heads up Postal Security for D.C., and spoke to WABJ students about protecting the U.S. Mail from terrorism and other threats. Report by Ife Adelona.
The District’s Wilson High School makes history this season by launching the city’s first public high school lacrosse team.
Project Discovery helps students in Virginia high schools prepare for college. WABJ News Raymond Williams goes to TC Williams high in Alexandria, VA to find out more about the program.
Gigabyte, megabyte, terrabyte, can you keep up with technology? WABJ News’ Shante Hayes has the digital download on the latest. (IPad video courtesy of Apple Online Commercials).
Everyone knows the economy is bad, but how are people coping? WABJ News reporter Arianna Poindexter looks at how people are spending what dollars they have, and gets an economic forecast.
DC’s Metro System is feeling the strains of safety concerns, aging, and rising cost at the same time ridership is increasing. WABJ News’ reporter Josh Weiner talks with commuters and DC Councilman Jim Graham about the state of the system. (All shots of Metro trains courtesy of YouTube).
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