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Va. law loops parents in on school threats & DC’s eaglet gets a name

A new law in Virginia that goes into effect in a month aims to keep parents in the know when it comes to violence or threats at school. Before now, principals only had to report crimes that would be considered felonies to law enforcement. Now, they must also report misdemeanors. WTOP’s Neal Augenstein explains why…

Kenny Loggins

WTOP Entertainment Reporter Jason Fraley chats with Kenny Loggins, who brings “Still Alright: An Intimate Evening of Stories & Songs” to Warner Theatre in Washington D.C. on Tuesday, June 7. They discuss his career from Loggins & Messina to movie soundtracks like “Caddyshack,” “Footloose” and “Top Gun,” as his song “Danger Zone” returns for the…

772: Meal Prep 101

I’ve been meal prepping nearly a decade now and it’s played a major role in my healthy lifestyle losing 100+ pounds and maintaing. In this epsiode I’ll discuss my process and give some helpful insights in how meal prep may be helpful on your journey as well.   Please join me for the Pound This…

Va. law loops parents in on school threats & DC’s eaglet gets a name

A new law in Virginia that goes into effect in a month aims to keep parents in the know when it comes to violence or threats at school. Before now, principals only had to report crimes that would be considered felonies to law enforcement. Now, they must also report misdemeanors. WTOP’s Neal Augenstein explains why…

Dan Mirvish

WTOP Entertainment Reporter Jason Fraley chats with Slamdance Film Festival founder Dan Mirvish about his new film “18 1/2,” which makes its Washington D.C. premiere tomorrow night at the Landmark E Street Cinema. The film imagines what happened to the 18 1/2-minute gap in Richard Nixon’s infamous Watergate tapes.