How have Washington and Baltimore quarterbacks past and present marked the highs and lows of Washington football? John Feinstein joins Kojo to discuss the highly coveted and incredibly scrutinized position.

Although the Redskins' lease with FedEx field ends in 2027, D.C., Maryland and Virginia are already jockeying to host the regional football team.

How will activists rally on the National Mall during the shutdown? Will division over the march at the national level affect local organizers?

D.C. residents are sent to serve sentences in federal prisons all over the country. How is the government shutdown and the passage of the First Step Act affecting their time inside?

The government shutdown is dragging on. And now, local school districts are holding recruitment fairs to fastrack federal employees -- in need of income -- through the hiring process.

A play at Anacostia Playhouse explores artistic collaboration across racial divides and auditioning for Shakespeare while black.

Area food banks and charities are stepping up to provide food, rent assistance and other emergency support services to federal employees and contractors living without paychecks. But they can't do it alone.

Washington's fitness scene has a bad rap of cost-prohibitive gyms and homogenous classes.

Forget resolutions. What does the data say about how many people stick with their new fitness regimen? And how can you pick the right gym for you?

We get an update on how federal workers in the Washington region are coping with day 24 of the government shutdown -- and talk #snurlough.