In the Community

A Prince George’s County nonprofit is putting on the play during Mental Health Awareness Month. News4’s Community Reporter Molette Green has a preview.

The city’s public safety leaders plan to create community and connection with the help of free burgers and hot dogs. News4 Community Reporter Molette Green spoke to Alexandria’s Police Chief Paul Pedroso about the event.

This Prince George’s County consignment shop (with locations in Upper Marlboro and Crofton) focuses on quality, high-end brands and have incorporated saving the planet into their  business brand. News4’s Molette Green has more.

Eleven aspiring journalists from the D.C. program were honored by members of Congress for their dedication and exceptional work. News4 Community Reporter Molette Green reports.

A family in Accokeek, Maryland, who says they lost their son in 2019 due to a TikTok challenge is grateful for the passage of a bill aiming to protect kids from hidden dangers online. News4’s Molette Green reports.

News4’s Molette Green is working for the community with advice from the director of Howard University’s Student Health Center for women of color.

The summit is expected to bring medical experts and conversations surrounding mental health to D.C. News4 Community Reporter Molette Green spoke to founder Roslyn Young-Daniels.

D.C.’s first medical respite program solely for women is open in Southeast. It serves women who don’t have housing and need medical care — but aren’t sick enough to need a hospital stay. News4’s Juliana Valencia reports.

A-Peace Founder Ayesha Hudson is building a renewable energy legacy in D.C.’s underrepresented communities. News4 Community Reporter Molette Green spoke to Hudson about her first construction project.

Preston Lieu, 17, is a 2024 Prudential Emerging Visionary winner for founding Youthward. News4 Community Reporter Molette Green reports.

More than $225,000 in unrestricted funds is available from the NBC4 & T44 Local Impact Grant Program. News4’s Molette Green highlights what one previous grant recipient did with their funding.

Learning how to caddie after school paid off for a high school senior who has a 4-year scholarship for tuition and housing. News4’s Molette Green reports. For more information, go to wgaesf.org.

Demitri Kornegay started “Men Under Construction” in the 1990s during the crack cocaine epidemic. News4’s Molette Green reports.

The women in green stopped by the studio to share an inspiring message for small business owners. News4’s Community Reporter Molette Green reports.

A Prince George’s County emergency shelter for women and children got a spring refresh. News4’s Molette Green reports.

March is Endometriosis Awareness Month. Endo Black Inc., an organization dedicated to sharing the impact of the condition on Black women, is hosting a conference in Oxon Hill and Baltimore. News4’s Molette Green reports.

News4 Community Reporter Molette Green spoke to Vennard Wright about getting representation at the C-Suite level in Prince George’s County.

The Black-owned school food program plans to bring culturally relevant lunches to school cafeterias in D.C.’s Wards 7 and 8. News4’s Molette Green reports.

The Alternative Spring Break program will go to 20 cities struggling with food insecurity, crime and truancy. News4’s Molette Green spoke to student Tyrah Lacy about the experience.

This Sunday, women will gather for an empowerment event in Prince George’s County. News4’s Molette Green speaks to Shakira Hemphill about why she wants to let “you be with you.”