Join us for analysis of what a Donald Trump upset and continued Republican control of Congress mean for our region, as well as results of local races.

In the midst of Metro's biggest SafeTrack shutdown, Kojo explores the challenges of fixing and paying for Washington's transit system.

Anxiety and tension are running high and have caused rifts in families and amongst friends who have differing views on who is most fit to lead the country. Can we heal?

Virginia voters head to the polls tomorrow, and they'll play a significant role in several contests of national significance.

The D.C. Council advances the controversial "Death with Dignity" Act. Another medical marijuana firm cut out of the new licenses sues Maryland regulators. And a hacked electronic road sign flashes rude anti-Hillary messages in Virginia.

It’s your turn to set the agenda and share perspectives on the news affecting local D.C.- from the "death with dignity" measure moving forward on the D.C. Council to local elections across the region heading toward the finish line next week.

We discuss the cultural shift that took place decades ago away from grace, how it's effecting our politics and how we can incorporate more in our lives.

Kojo learns about some of the unique school gardening programs in our region, and finds out why going green can invigorate students far beyond the classroom.

A month after taking the top position at D.C.'s Public Schools, Kojo sits down with interim Chancellor John Davis.

Local researchers and advocates are pushing for greater transparency and accountability in how police use surveillance technology.