The Washington Informer celebrates its 60th anniversary, providing readers with a wealth of information about the rich and deep history of the Black community.

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I thoroughly enjoyed the financial literacy supplement! I will definitely keep it on hand to reference as needed. If we could get more of these kinds of materials out to our community, we’d all be better for it.  Charlie N. MiltonWashington, D.C. Nice Job, WI Last week’s issue was outstanding journalism — a nice mix […]

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The Washington Teachers' Union and DCPS have reached a tentative agreement after long and contentious negotiations, but the recent criminal allegations against politicians have damaged their reputation and the public's trust.

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Diner En Blanc is an annual event where people wear white and enjoy themselves, with one hopeful reader hoping to attend the event one day.

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Tito Jackson and Frankie Beverly are Black American icons who have contributed much to our musical history and culture, and their legacies must be continued and their spirits kept alive.

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Ny'lah Newkirk and other young people are standing up against violence in their communities, and the legendary Frankie Beverly is being remembered as a Black American icon whose legacy will endure forever.

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Washington D.C. and Maryland's attorneys general are taking action against gun stores facilitating illegal sales of firearms, in an effort to reduce homicides and violence in the District.

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An Informer reader reflects on the contributions of the Rev. Jesse Jackson to American politics, while another reacts to the end of FedEx Field's run as the name of the Washington Commanders' stadium.

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WI lauded for recognizing Black businesses in Ward 8 for Black Business Month and DMV athletes at the Paris Olympics.

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The back-to-school health supplement was a great resource for parents and guardians preparing to return their children to school, and the art of the young people in last week's issue was a great way for them to showcase their talent and participate in the Summer Youth Employment Program.

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