Healthy Breakfast for New Years
Gwyn Whittaker the CEO GreenFare Organic Café joins Good Day DC.
2026 Economic Forecast
Lori Bettinger joins Good Day DC.
Achievable New Year's Resolutions for Kids
Chloe Kaplan and Kiefer join Good Day DC.
Motivation with Marissa: Speaking with Oprah Winfrey, spiritual conference reflection
In this special segment for “Motivation with Marissa,” host and executive producer Marissa Mitchell details commentary on a spiritual conference she attended in Dallas where she again spoke with media mogul Oprah Winfrey. Marissa also talks candidly about the impact of social media on self-esteem in a second editorial as we close out 2025.
Sweat DC
Joining us this morning is Victoria Gasiorowski, a Sweat DC instructor, with simple, effective moves you can do anywhere to keep yourself feeling strong and energized.
An Argentine Celebration to Welcome 2026
Joining us this morning is Executive Chef Manuela Carbone, here to share what makes this experience so unique and why food is at the heart of welcoming the new year.
A Doctor’s Guide to Men’s Health in the New Year
Joining us this morning is Dr. Mu Tomlinson, an ER doctor turned CEO and author, with practical advice on building better habits and prioritizing men’s health in the year ahead.
Holidays, Hormones & Headaches
Dr. Yash Mehta joins Good Day DC!
Reimagining a classic production of "Into The Woods"
Fairfax County is home to a fresh new take on the classic "Into The Woods."
Home and fashion trends for 2026
Mode on Main by Mara founder Jana Klavina joined Good Day DC.
Roadmap for school students
Sarah Seitz joined Fox 5 DC.
Healthy changes for your family
Dr. Ritu Saluja-Sharma joined Fox 5 DC.
Man accused of killing National Guard member in DC makes first court appearance
The man accused of shooting two National Guard members in Washington, D.C., killing one of them, made his first court appearance. A judge granted prosecutors’ request to keep the suspect behind bars as they prepare for a detention hearing. He waived his right to a preliminary hearing and is being represented by a public defender. He is scheduled to return to court on January 15.
Car goes airborne, crashes into backyard pool | Driver lands in water
Police in southern Nevada say a woman was speeding moments before a dramatic crash that sent her car airborne into a backyard. Video shows the vehicle crashing through a fence and landing in a pool, ejecting the driver in the process. Authorities say the woman was able to get out of the pool with some assistance. A tow truck and a crane were later used to remove the vehicle from the property. The homeowner estimates the damage could cost about $300,000 to repair. It is unclear what charges, if any, the driver may face as the investigation continues.
22-year-old man charged with killing his mother inside Laurel home
A 22-year-old man is facing a first-degree murder charge after police say he killed his mother inside their home in Laurel late Saturday night. The Prince George’s County Police Department says officers responded around 11:50 p.m. on Dec. 27, to the 8100 block of Gorman Avenue in an unincorporated section of Laurel for a welfare check. Inside the home, officers found a woman suffering from trauma. Despite life-saving efforts, police say the victim was pronounced dead at the scene.
Jan. 6 DC pipe bomb suspect due in court as defense seeks his release
The suspect charged in connection with the Jan. 6 pipe bomb investigation is due in federal court Tuesday, as his attorneys argue he should be released while the case moves forward. According to a motion filed overnight, defense attorneys for 30-year-old Brian J. Cole Jr. are asking for his release ahead of trial. The filing also claims there was "government-induced excitement" surrounding his arrest.
MGM National Harbor food
Chef Anthony joins Good Day DC.
Den of Cards Winter Menu
Joining us this morning is Chrissy Sheffey, General Manager of The Doyle, who’s here to walk us through the menu.
Paying Off Your Holiday Debt
Trae Bodge joins Good Day DC.
Government shutdown could be looming as Congress faces funding deadline
Time is running out for Congress to avoid another government shutdown. Lawmakers reached a temporary agreement last month to fund the government through January 30, but another shutdown could be looming if Congress cannot reach a new spending deal. At the center of the debate are Affordable Care Act subsidies that are set to expire at the end of the year. Democrats previously conceded on the issue, but it remains unclear whether they will push to include the subsidies in upcoming spending negotiations. Lawmakers are expected to vote as talks continue on Capitol Hill.