Lesli Foster

Washington, D.C.

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Angel Gregorio expands with 'Something Suite' café

1 month ago | wusa9.com | Lesli Foster

WASHINGTON — For many business owners, there’s that defining moment — the spark when a dream feels like it’s finally taking flight. Angel Gregorio knows that feeling well. From her Spice Suite to her shipping-container strip mall — she’s built more than a business. She’s built a movement. Now, this visionary entrepreneur is adding something sweet to her growing empire.
17th annual Leaders of Democracy Awards Luncheon

Sep 13, 2024 | wusa9.com | Lesli Foster

Speakers reminded attendees of their role in protecting and preserving our democracy. WASHINGTON — Hundreds of movers and shakers gathered at the beginning of this year’s Congressional Black Caucus Legislative Weekend for the 17th Annual Leaders of Democracy Awards Luncheon. I had the honor of serving as the mistress of ceremonies for an afternoon that was equal parts enlightening and inspirational. The event was held in the Presidential Ballroom at the Waldorf Astoria Washington DC.
Maryland first lady Dawn Moore sponsors new medical navy ship

Jan 9, 2024 | wusa9.com | Lesli Foster |Erin Spaht |Samara Martin-Ewing

BETHESDA, Md. — Maryland first lady Dawn Moore received an honor Monday, from the U.S. Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro, during a naming ceremony at the Naval Support Activity Bethesda. Accompanied by her husband, Gov. Wes Moore, Dawn Moore was named the sponsor of the new medical ship, USNS Bethesda. The ship, named after the National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda, will deliver medical aide to Navy and Marine Corps servicemembers around the world.
Stepping up to save American democracy after the January 6 riots

Jan 7, 2024 | fox43.com | Lesli Foster |Ruth Morton

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — After the January 6th riots, a team of lawyers was brought together to investigate how the "Big Lie" and rioters planned to stop the transfer of power. One of those investigators is Marcus Childress. History will judge the work he and others did on behalf of the country. But first, he had to answer a call that came when his son Mars was just a few months old. The call was about a bipartisan mission that would pull him away from his young family most days for more than a year.
Stepping up to save American democracy after the January 6 riots

Jan 7, 2024 | 13newsnow.com | Lesli Foster |Ruth Morton

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — After the January 6th riots, a team of lawyers was brought together to investigate how the "Big Lie" and rioters planned to stop the transfer of power. One of those investigators is Marcus Childress. History will judge the work he and others did on behalf of the country. But first, he had to answer a call that came when his son Mars was just a few months old. The call was about a bipartisan mission that would pull him away from his young family most days for more than a year.
Stepping up to save American democracy after the January 6 riots

Jan 6, 2024 | wcnc.com | Lesli Foster |Ruth Morton

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — After the January 6th riots, a team of lawyers was brought together to investigate how the "Big Lie" and rioters planned to stop the transfer of power. One of those investigators is Marcus Childress. History will judge the work he and others did on behalf of the country. But first, he had to answer a call that came when his son Mars was just a few months old. The call was about a bipartisan mission that would pull him away from his young family most days for more than a year.
In Conversation: Stepping up to save American democracy after the January 6th riots

Jan 5, 2024 | wusa9.com | Lesli Foster |Ruth Morton

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — After the January 6th riots, a team of lawyers was brought together to investigate how the "Big Lie" and rioters planned to stop the transfer of power. One of those investigators is Marcus Childress. History will judge the work he and others did on behalf of the country. But first, he had to answer a call that came when his son Mars was just a few months old. The call was about a bipartisan mission that would pull him away from his young family most days for more than a year.
Michelin 3 Star restaurant 'The Inn at Little Washington' celebrates its 45th anniversary

Nov 9, 2023 | wusa9.com | Erin Spaht |Lesli Foster |Nic Rhule

VIRGINIA, USA — For 45 years, Washingtonians have fled the hustle and bustle of life in the political epicenter for a different kind of theater. We met visionary owner and chef Patrick O’Connell in his happy place less than 70 miles southwest of the city he once called home. The world-renowned culinary sanctuary, with fans around the globe, started out as an old building with an uncertain future. Forty-five years ago, The Inn's living room had been the grease pit.
What you need to know about Howard University's new president

Nov 6, 2023 | wusa9.com | Lesli Foster |Erin Spaht |Ruth Morton

WASHINGTON — It’s a new era at Howard University. On Saturday, the school community gathered to celebrate the institution’s 18th president, as Dr. Ben Vinson III shared his vision during his official inauguration. But before the formal activities began, WUSA9 anchor, and Howard alum, Lesli Foster talked with President Vinson about his plans to move Howard forward.
Myles Frost is about to 'be startin somethin' in London next year

Oct 10, 2023 | wusa9.com | Lesli Foster |Erin Spaht |Nic Rhule

BOWIE, Md. — He’s the Tony Award winning actor who went from Bowie State University to Broadway. Now, Myles Frost is gonna be “Startin Somethin” in London. The 23-year-old triple threat is trying to stay present in a career that is taking him across the world - and into the recording studio. WUSA9 Anchor Lesli Foster spent some time with Myles to see how he’s finding his own voice - and footing - all while channeling a legend. “1, 2, 3, 4…” Myles Frost is on the floor. And, on the move.