Kojo speaks with Maryland's Attorney General Brian Frosh about his office's expanded powers granted in the most recent General Assembly session. We also discuss the latest plan to make Metro solvent with Metro Board member and Arlington County Board member Christian Dorsey.

Kojo chats with the man behind a film screening at Filmfest D.C. that documents the history of the American invasion of Grenada through the eyes of one family's story.

In the wake of another Metro meltdown this week, Metro General Manager Paul Wiedefeld is rolling out a plan to revamp funding for the troubled transit system.

Back in town to promote his new album, "The Iceberg," at D.C.'s 9:30 Club, hip hop artist Oddisee talks to Kojo about how the D.C. region and its music inspire his work.

After 38 years in business, award-winning restaurateur Nora Pouillon will close Restaurant Nora, the country's first certified organic restaurant.

Community college is an attractive starting option for many students in our region. But how well do those institutions work with the area's other colleges and universities to make transitions to four-year schools easier for students?

Heartbroken and hungover, D.C.'s sports fans know what losing feels like. How does that play into our region-wide psyche?

Maryland has rejected more than 4000 ride-share drivers since December 2015. More than half failed the state's screening requirements due to driving infractions and criminal history.

The execution of Ivan Teleguz is scheduled for April 25, but a growing number of people --both in Virginia and nationwide-- are asking Governor Terry McAuliffe to grant him clemency.

D.C. Councilmember Brandon Todd answers questions about his campaign finance audit. D.C.'s City Administrator Rashad Young discusses the city's financial prospects. And the Maryland General Assembly President Mike Miller discusses the end of the legislative session.