In her debut short story collection "Training School for Negro Girls," Acker, a native Washingtonian, chronicles the experiences of black women and girls living across various neighborhoods and socioeconomic statuses in D.C.

A new master plan for bike infrastructure in Montgomery County lays out a plan that includes a thousand miles of bike trails, paths and separated lanes.

Time, money, gift items -- local organizations weigh in on what they really need, now and through the rest of the year.

A group of current and former Prince George’s County police officers filed a lawsuit against the police department, alleging racial discrimination and retaliation.

A look into the battle between Maryland and D.C. to host Washington's football team. And we speak to the newly elected Montgomery County Council President, Nancy Navarro.

Seasons greetings, bookworms! It's our annual winter reading show and we're talking the very best books of the year. Take note (and share your suggestions!)

The nightlife industry is not an easy business, but sports bars have certain challenges that patrons may not fully understand.

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has big plans for I-495 and I-270. But many Montgomery County politicians aren't keen on his road map.

As scientists begin to reexamine the pages of historic texts, they’re learning remarkable things about the people who once handled these ancient documents -- including at D.C.'s Folger Library.

Arlington's Washington-Lee High School may be renamed as soon as next month so it no longer honors the commander of the Confederate army.