Members of different LGBTQ and transgender communities are descending on the nation's capital with plans for celebrations, parades, concerts and more.

The federal government wants to make it easier for employees to quit a job and work for a competitor.

Police want help finding a missing 57-year-old man who was last seen at his mother’s home in Detroit.

This week, one of our past Fitness Friday trainers shares how he’s adapting this year to all the closures and restrictions, keeping his membership motivated with great success along with an inspirational reality check for us all. John Smith is the owner GrindTime Fitness in Detroit. Watch the interview above. For information on membership for the GrindTime live platform of daily virtual fitness classes, visit the gym’s website here. More: Fitness Friday segments

They were going to partner with a charity and alleviate medical debt in their community. And though they didn't know it at the time, they would help alleviate upwards of $4 million in debt. That's where RIP Medical Debt comes in. RIP Medical Debt was founded in 2014, and they've helped more than 250,000 people get out of debt, basically by buying back debt for pennies on the dollar. When organizations only want to alleviate debt in one specific zip code or area, it's not always possible.