Valerie Ervin steps into Maryland's Gubernatorial race a week after the sudden passing of her running mate Kevin Kamenetz. Councilmember Vincent Gray joins us to talk about his proposal for a two-dollar hike in D.C..

Washingtonian Magazine's recent marketing campaign advertised shirts that said "I'm Not A Tourist. I Live Here." In a once-predominantly black city that is contending with shifting demographics as well as gentrification, the initial images, which featured no black residents, elicited fury on social media.

A Supreme Court decision clears the way for states to legalize sports betting. But do Washington-area sports fans want it?

In the United States, someone under the age of 25 is killed by gunfire every 70 minutes.

It's like Pokemon Go meets scavenger hunts.

Drum and Spear, a radical black bookstore, brought Pan-African and black power literature to Washingtonians in the late sixties and early seventies.

From world-class restaurants to glassy condo buildings, Washington, D.C. is undergoing a renaissance of cool. Is it too cool to be the nation's capital?

A team of high schoolers in Poolesville, Md. won the national GirlsGoCyber competition. It's one of many initiatives in our region that are changing girls' minds about STEM.

We check in with D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser about her tenure so far and her reelection vision for the future of the District. Plus, we remember Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz.

Baltimore County Executive and Democratic Candidate for Governor Kevin Kamenetz died of a cardiac arrest. He was 60 years-old.