What do Republican Congressman Devin Nunes and actor Johnny Depp have in common? They both filed defamation claims in Virginia last year.

Virginia is halfway through a whirlwind legislative session. How are new laws going to change the lives of Virginians? And Montgomery County Public Schools are taking the first steps toward redistricting, making some parents and students hopeful and others angry. How might the process end?

Families at Fort Meade experienced serious health issues due to mold — now they're suing.

We speak to local Nigerians about identity and the recent travel ban implemented by the Trump administration.

From a brewery that sells kids toys and kitchen gadgets to a barbershop and art gallery, we’ll explore how local businesses serve their neighborhood’s unique needs.

Rachel Carson's "Silent Spring" altered the course of history, spurring changes in laws governing our land, air and water. The fourth episode in our climate change series takes a look at Carson's life in Maryland and her impact on the environmental movement.

There are a few new requirements for your wilderness badge, like drafting legislation and environmental lobbying.

D.C.'s native son, Willie Wood, made history in the first Super Bowl and was a key figure in the dynasty of legendary Green Bay Packers coach Vince Lombardi.

The parents of Damascus High School football players who were sexually assaulted by teammates are suing the Montgomery County School Board for negligence.