Two Virginia high schools cut their varsity football programs citing lack of interest. What's behind the dip in popularity ––and what role, if any, do safety concerns play?

The law was meant to combat foreign meddling in U.S. politics. Media outlets are saying it does something else.

Lead in school water fountains. Boil-water advisories in D.C. How is the region grappling with its water woes?

As summer progresses, what are people in the Washington region eating and drinking?

Artists are often on the frontlines of gentrification, moving into lower-income neighborhoods, making those neighborhoods more appealing to outsiders, and soon enough, being priced out themselves.

How should the D.C. provide oversight for its public schools? What do new polling numbers and endorsements suggest about the Maryland Gubernatorial race? And how are Virginia's Democrats planning to flip key districts in November?

It's back-to-school time and parents are scrambling to buy everything on their kids' supply lists. But what can they do to prepare children emotionally for a new school year?

A 19 year-old's death calls into question grueling training practices at the University of Maryland.

While John Brown's name and legacy are linked to Harpers Ferry, far less is known about the men who fought with him.

As more people in the Washington area turn to meditation, we look at what's behind the surge in interest and learn some techniques.