Last week, The D.C. Council voted to relocate Banneker Senior High School to the site of Shaw Junior High School. Shaw residents and the Banneker school community have concerns about the plan.

Transportation officials from Arlington and Montgomery County discuss how they're handling the rise of electric scooters in terms of safety, regulation and education.

We've got your guide to the very best books of summer, whether you're lounging poolside or hunkering down with the A/C on high. It's our annual summer reading show! So, sit back, relax, and take notes, bookworms.

Councilmember and former Mayor Vincent Gray joins us to discuss D.C.'s new budget and the fate of United Medical Center. We also get a preview of Virginia's upcoming legislative primaries.

What makes a city family-friendly? We'll discuss issues of accessibility with WAMU reporters Elly Yu and Martin Austermuhle. Plus, an architect and urban researcher weighs in on specific steps cities can take to make vulnerable populations more comfortable.

Boys and men are doing fewer household chores than girls and women. We explore the reasons why and the different ways young people learn about gender roles.

The Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center calls itself a "museum without walls." Now, the Center is aiming to find a permanent space on the National Mall.

A new version of the $20 bill featuring Harriet Tubman will no longer appear in 2020, despite previous federal plans. We dive into the reasons behind the delay as well as Tubman's local legacy.

Nearly one year after the death of freshman Jordan McNair, the University of Maryland announced that the football team's medical personnel will report to the University Health Center. A national search for a new head team physician is also underway.

Montgomery County has a new budget, but lost its interim police chief. Metrorail is shutting down Alexandria’s Metrorail stops for the summer, but the city has a plan. And an environmentalist is trying to oust a Virginia House of Delegates incumbent.