Amazon’s second headquarters is getting ready to move into Northern Virginia, but the concern about the area’s already existing affordable housing crisis continues to be on the forefront.

Washington, D.C. is the capital of maternal healthcare... with some of the highest rates of mother and infant morality in the country. While the city has taken notice, groups like the Gabriel Network are making their own impact.

The cost of soda may increase by a dollar, and D.C. residents are hoping that the increase promotes a healthier lifestyle. I take a deep dive into the D.C. Soda Tax and what it means for the community.

Local D.C. residents respond to the recent debate about D.C. being considered a transient city.

D.C. is grappling with a homelessness epidemic in which many residents are pushed to the streets due to astronomically high rent. The city must come together to address this issue, both for the future of the city and the safety of its residents.

At 25 percent, DCPS has one of the highest teacher turnover rates in the country, yet is only just beginning to gain attention. The D.C. State Board of Education has begun to take steps to combat this issue, which seriously impacts teachers, students and entire communities.

Overview of religious intolerance of Muslims in the United States and in D.C. Is D.C really a safe place from hate?

The D.C. government recently ended a partnership with Georgetown University that aided those in D.C. with intellectual and developmental disabilities. What does the future look like for those with disabilities now that the partnership is over?

The 2019 Virginia Special/General Election had a record-high voter turnout and historic results. What does this mean for the Virginia legislature?