We talk with Chevy Chase business owners and residents about the reaction to the Sunday gun scare at Comet Ping Pong.

It's open season for federal employees as well as many privately-employed people to change their health plan selection for next year. We speak with experts for tips and will take your questions about how to make the right choice for you and your family.

Who bears the cost of paid family leave? Local restaurant owners discuss the challenges of D.C.'s historic paid leave proposal.

D.C. neighbors are now alarmed that a fake news story is causing real danger for those who live and work near Comet Ping Pong in Chevy Chase.

Virginia’s governor gets into a regional spat over Metro and the Silver Line. The D.C. Council advances one of the nation’s most generous paid leave policies. And a longtime Maryland state senator decides he won't retire amid a fight for his seat.

While D.C. has seen great strides in lowering the number of newly diagnosed cases, the fact remains that for every hundred Washingtonians, two are living with HIV.

Ivy City will see its 105-year-old school transformed into a community center and more than 300 rental units and retail space grow around it. But the redevelopment plan isn’t sitting well with residents.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser says that homeless people come from outside the district to take advantage of a city policy that guarantees shelter on freezing nights, a cost she says the district can no longer afford.

Kojo explores the local consequences of bogus news stories that have spread from Internet message boards to more mainstream outlets.

A recent study suggests that rising housing costs west of the Anacostia River are behind the rise in poverty in Wards 7 and 8.