Author: The US Department of Education has released details of its $14 billion dollar support program for colleges and universities as outlined through the federal CARES Act. Half of the funding is mandated to support student need with housing, healthcare, course materials

Author:  Jacques Kelly           Published: 4/9/2020          Baltimore Sun Earl G. Graves Sr., who founded Black Enterprise magazine after spending his undergraduate years at Morgan State University, died Monday night, his family announced. His

Author: Vince Orange President DC Chamber of Commerce  Published: 4/6//2020 View as Webpage DC Chamber of Commerce shares important information from the United States Chamber of Commerce, DC At-Large Councilmember Elisa Silverman and the DC Policy Center on unemployment compensation

Author: Kenyan McDuffie          Published: 4/6/2020            DC Council Councilmember McDuffie on Passage of Additional Emergency Legislation in Response to Coronavirus  Legislation includes mortgage relief, support for CBEs, and expanded consumer protections For

Author:  Mayor Muriel Bowser          Published:   4/4/2020            News From Bowser Dear Washingtonians, Today, as we continue working together to slow the spread of COVID-19, the District launched a new drive-thru and walk-up

Author:     Josh Adams,         Published: March 29,2020    New Frontier Data Since the outbreak of the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic, social distancing measures have been gradually implemented across the United States. For many municipalities, measures include closing or limiting

Author: DOE                 Published:  4/6/2020               Info@positivechangepc.com Washington, D.C. – Today, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced $4.5 million in funding for training programs that target professionals who interact with distributed energy