Kojo and Tom Sherwood sit down with Margaret Flowers, the Green Party candidate running in Maryland's race for the U.S. Senate.

The Washington Nationals have an opportunity to move D.C. past a long, rich history of losing baseball in the nation's capital.

Catholic orders have long maintained property in Brookland, Edgewood and Michigan Park, but now many are selling land adjacent to their seminaries to developers.

A new report from the city auditor's office recommends that D.C. Public Schools manage its own food program.

The splintering relationship between the GOP establishment and the Trump campaign trickled down to Virginia.

Whether it's race, religion or gender, who we are sparks a lot of conversation about how we vote.

In exchange for a large tax break, hotel developers promised the D.C. Council they would hire nearly 350 construction workers from the community. With construction wrapping up soon, it looks like the developer will fall far short of that goal.

A "death with dignity" measure is advancing through the D.C. Council. The legislation which would allow physicians to aid terminally ill patients in dying.

Kojo and Tom Sherwood host a debate between the leading candidates looking to replace Maryland's Barbara Mikulski in the United States Senate: Democrat U.S. Rep. Chris Van Hollen and Republican State Del. Kathy Szeliga.

Communities in Prince George's County are on alert in the wake of incidents of alleged sex abuse of children with special needs.