After a summer of scandals, we're checking in on the Chancellor's agenda.

NBA star Stephen Curry will fund the first six years of Howard's men's and women's golf teams. Plus, the history of D.C.'s first African American golf course.

Thinking about fall shopping? Maybe give local thrift stores and clothing swaps another glance.

The NoVa housing market is the most competitive in the country, and Amazon's HQ2 isn't even here yet. So now what?

Tope Folarin joins Kojo to talk about his debut novel, which follows a Nigerian American from boyhood to his young adult years as he navigates family, faith and identity. Plus, Folarin's path as a writer and D.C.'s literary scene.

As federal immigration enforcement heats up, how are local immigrants and their allies ensuring routine immigration check-ins and hearings don't result in detention and deportation?

When they return to classes in the coming weeks, students in some area public schools will be able to identify as gender nonconforming on official forms, use the bathrooms that correspond to their gender identity, and more.

Arlington County Board Member Katie Cristol joins us to talk education, transportation, Amazon and flood relief, plus we check in on healthcare, violence, and development with D.C. Council Member Vince Gray.

Have you heard the story about Georgetown's lack of a metro station? Many around the city believe that residents in the historic neighborhood blocked a metro in order to keep out people from the rest of the District. We get to the bottom of the myth.

Do you know what the algae looks like, or how to avoid it?