With a "Juggalo March" and the "Mother of all Rallies" planned for this weekend, Washingtonians are wondering how D.C. can best protect the security of protesters as well as their first amendment rights.

Amazon is searching for a second company headquarters, where it plans to invest $5 billion in construction and operation, and will hire as many as 50,000 full-time workers. How likely is it that Amazon could choose a city in the Washington region?

What's at stake as Virginians head for November elections in what's seen as a bellweather election.

As regional leaders squabble over how to fund Metro's future, General Manager Paul Wiedefeld joins Kojo and WAMU 88.5 transportation reporter Martin Di Caro in studio to discuss how to secure a sustainable path for metro's successful future-- both in terms of funding and service.

D.C.'s Attorney General Karl Racine hints he will run for re-election, not for Mayor. He joins us in studio.

After a months-long summer vacation, how do parents and educators work together for a smooth transition to school? Kojo talks to Washingtonians about what they're doing and why.

We remember the life and legacy of Isaac "Ike" Fulwood, the former Chief of the Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia, who passed away this past week.

More than a year ago, D.C. officials brought a private consulting firm on board to manage the city's only public hospital: the struggling United Medical Center in Southeast.

It's "Your Turn" to share your views about the stories Washingtonians are talking about - from the Virginia political races heading down the home stretch to the new concerns about bus safety on Metro, in the wake of an incident where a passenger allegedly threw urine on a driver.

As President Trump decides the future of DACA, the program that allowed children of undocumented immigrants born outside of the country to live and work legally in the U.S., we discuss what the ramifications could be for young immigrants in our region.