An audit of Prince George's County Public schools graduation rates found multiple issues, but no evidence of fraud and intimidation, as alleged earlier by several board members. We get an update.

Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring (D) heads into the final days of his re-election campaign; he joins us in studio. And Maryland State Del. Kathleen Dumais joins us to discuss sexual assault legislation, including her longtime goal to terminate the parental rights of rapists.

On Capitol Hill, which is often referred to as an "old boys' club," some say sexual harassment is common and victims rarely speak up.

John Feinstein's new novel explores the connections between sports and racism through a fictional private school in Charlottesville, Va.

Whether in New York City or Iowa City, "night mayors" work evening hours and serve as liaisons between the city's government and its nightlife industry. Now, D.C. Councilmember Brandon Todd is suggesting that D.C. follow suit.

Michael Twitty, a living historian who documents African-American foodways, joins us to discuss his book "The Cooking Gene: A Journey Through African-American Culinary History In The South."

Virginians go to the polls in a week’s time, and we want to hear the issues topping your agenda, and what will motivate you to head to the polls.

The D.C. Council is considering a new bill that would overhaul the Youth Rehabilitation Act and require young offenders to serve full sentences before requesting a clear record.

As Maryland dispensaries prepare to open in December, questions remain about testing, licenses and zoning. How could those concerns and pending legal activity impact the future of medical marijuana in Maryland?

Kojo interviews with the three candidates vying for an open Arlington County Board seat.