The House Committee on Oversight and Reform passed the measure on party lines during Wednesday's markup.

Erica Suter, an attorney and advisor to Maryland’s Juvenile Justice Coalition, explains how the law works.

Despite concerns about blood clotting, Lisa Fitzpatrick, a physician and the founder and CEO of Grapevine Health in D.C., says the Johnson & Johnson vaccine is safe.

Overall, only about 50% of D.C. seniors have been fully vaccinated, though they have been eligible for the coronavirus vaccine since January.

Maryland and D.C. allow adults ages 16 and up to get vaccinated this week, plus other regional stories we'll be watching this week.

The Green family's history, in many ways, tells the story of Montgomery County, from slavery to the present day.

In our weekly arts chat, we discussed where we're going to check out the famous cherry blossoms, and other buds in bloom.

A look at police reform efforts happening around the Washington region with Washington Post senior regional correspondent Robert McCartney.

Some health experts caution that the pandemic is far from over in the D.C. region, even with more residents getting the COVID-19 vaccine.

Alejandro Diasgranados was named National University’s 2021 Teacher of the Year.