How does politics affect your search for love? Is dating across the aisle a non-starter?

A recent study shows that students enrolled in the D.C. school voucher program showed lower math scores after being in enrolled for one year.

D.C. Council Member Kenyan McDuffie joins us to discuss his bill to regulate home sharing services like Airbnb. And Maryland State Sen. Richard Madaleno swings by to talk about the Purple Line, Metro, and voter rolls in Montgomery County.

Educational opportunities for military children have a sizable impact on a service member's willingness to accept a duty assignment.

A recent report reveals stark disparities between parent contributions at D.C.'s public schools. Do those worsens the city's educational inequalities?

It's "your turn" to set the agenda and share your views about conversations taking place in our region, from a newly-announced plan to put Metro back on track to the state of the gubernatorial race in Virginia.

D.C. officials promised the residents of Temple Courts new, affordable housing when it knocked down their building in 2008. Nearly a decade later, the former residents are still waiting for that housing to materialize-- but the Bowser administration says it is bringing new energy and focus to the long-delayed process.

Daycare costs in our region are among the highest in the nation, and there are long waitlists for spots at quality daycare centers. We explore the challenges for families, providers, and local officials trying to address the problem.

Washington, D.C. continues to experience an economic boom but some families are struggling as income inequality affects the ability to pay for housing and support young children.

We explore a controversial proposal to create "safe consumption spaces" in Baltimore--where drug addicts can inject under supervision and get treatment.