Jeff Giesea says he isn't what most people expect a Trump supporter to be - he's a gay, Ivy-league educated resident of a city Hillary Clinton carried by over 90 percent.

Kojo explores the successes and setbacks of D.C.'s school garden and food access movement and finds out how momentum will continue after Michelle Obama leaves the White House.

In the coming session in Annapolis, Republicans and Democrats are revving up for a year of head-butting on everything from balancing the budget to environmental policy to transportation.

D.C.'s criminal justice system has struggled with repeat violent offenders, parole violators lost to the system and young offenders given too many chances under the Youth Act.

Virginia's legislators return to Richmond this week to convene the 2017 legislative session. From mental health reform to Governor McAuliffe's legacy, Kojo explores the big stories to watch.

When D.C.'s soccer team leaves RFK Stadium, how should the city re purpose the 190 surrounding acres?

Terrence Sterling and Gerald Javon Hall were both fatally shot by police in the second half of 2016. Mayor Bowser's decision to release body camera footage from the scene was celebrated by some and derided by others.

Kojo and Tom Sherwood chat with Vincent Gray, a former D.C. mayor who's back in the Wilson Building as Ward 7's new member on the D.C. Council.

Larry Hogan's plan would increase school voucher funding from $5 million to $10 million over the next three years.

Superintendent Jack Smith is halfway through his first year in charge of Maryland's largest school system.