Last week, D.C.'s public health lab revealed they had mishandled hundreds of Zika tests, including those of at least 9 pregnant women who were erroneously told they were negative for Zika.

Kojo sits down with retiring Shakespeare Theatre Company Artistic Director Michael Kahn to talk about how theater -- and our passion for the Bard -- has changed in this region over the years, and what role the arts can play in highly politicized times.

Some say the interest in "cheap" food devalues immigrant cuisines and masks the low-wage labor that is required to keep prices down.

Three years after 8-year-old Relisha Rudd's disappearance from D.C. General, questions remain over how the city –its agencies and residents– should have responded.

Virginia lawmakers wrapped their legislative session, one marked by some contentious battles between the Republican majority and the Democratic governor.

Five weeks after the presidential inauguration, Washingtonians are still coming to terms with what it means to live under the Trump Administration. It's "Your Turn" to tell us how the changes are affecting you.

The new head of D.C. Public Schools inherited a system struggling to overcome a stubborn academic achievement gap at a time when the debate over school choice is raging.

Kojo and Tom Sherwood chat with D.C Council Chairman Phil Mendelson and Fairfax County Supervisor John Cook.

After blocking 450 users from his public Facebook page, Maryland Governor Larry Hogan and his staff have been criticized for limiting free speech.

How is the national political climate affecting the relationship between administrators and students at Howard University?