Nestlé plans to move its corporate headquarters to Arlington, Va. by 2018.

Maryland officials are once again debating how voting boundaries are drawn in the Old Line State.

Long delays on several Metro lines this morning highlighted the transit system's ongoing challenges. We get an update on all things Metro.

Kojo and Tom Sherwood chat with Maryland Lt. Gov. Boyd Rutherford and D.C. Council Member Mary Cheh (D-Ward 3).

As gentrification drives up home prices and longtime District residents move into the suburbs, Kojo explores the fate of the city's predominantly African American churches.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser this week proposed a plan to offer neighborhood preferences for students applying in the city's charter school lottery.

A recent dispute among members of a predominantly Jewish country club over whether to offer President Obama membership has prompted wider debate about the limits of tolerant communities.

As members of Congress move to assert themselves in local D.C. issues, will city residents lose their authority to make decisions about their communities?

After surviving violent crime, victims or families may not fully understand their rights in legal and criminal proceedings, or be aware of the resources available to them. We speak to the mother of a homicide victim and a victim advocate about what happens after a violent crime.

Why has a legal war erupted between Howard County's schools superintendent and its board of education?