D.C. Mayor Marion Barry will be memorialized in stone through a statue at the entrance of D.C.'s city hall. How do Washingtonians view his legacy?

Maryland approved a contract to expand text-to-911 services to the whole state, helping those with hearing or speech disabilities and anyone who risks being heard. How else can 911 services be developed?

Maryland's governor and legislature are working to address violent crime in the state, but with sometimes conflicting ideas about the best approach.

The success of "Black Panther" is drawing attention to lead actor Chadwick Boseman's local theater roots. The film has also sparked conversation among Washingtonians on the African diaspora.

Getting two states, one district, and a handful of counties to agree on anything is no easy task. We discuss the role of collaboration in the "DMV" And...can we find a better nickname for the region while we're at it?

D.C. Public Schools are in the spotlight once again after another scandal leads to the Chancellor's resignation. No women represent Maryland in Congress, but five have been chosen as candidates for Lt. Governor. And details emerge about what Prince George's County offered and why it wasn't chosen by Amazon to host their new headquarters.

We look at the role of school counselors in helping troubled kids and discuss the psychological toll of experiencing, hearing about, and preparing for mass shootings.

This February, Maryland Governor Larry Hogan signed a bill allowing women who become pregnant through rape to sue and terminate the parental rights of their rapist.

A journalist, jazz vocalist, and former club owner discuss the surprising new spots that are working to ensure that jazz remains a vibrant part of D.C.'s music scene.

We remember Peggy Cooper Cafritz--an art collector and founder of the Duke Ellington School of the Arts, Cafritz's life leaves a lasting legacy in the arts scene of Washington, DC.