Renters wonder every year: will my bills go up and can I afford to stay? A Montgomery County tenants group recommends new protections, but officials may not support them.
The Government is are offering incentives to homeowners and homebuyers -- but some say you need an accounting degree to untangle the rules. We'll help make sense of it. . .
Kojo talks with a group of bloggers who crunch data, dig up news and analyze the economic, political and aesthetic forces that shape the face our region.
Over the last five years, a diverse group of bar and restaurant owners have anchored an ambitious plan to transform H Street Northeast. We explore a unique model for community revival.
Across our region, and indeed the nation, laws on parenting, inheritance, health care, and more are evolving. We look at the complex web of rules -- federal, state, and local -- that can affect unmarried couples, whether straight or gay.
They're the invisible hands that shape our neighborhoods -- the political decisions, business models, zoning rules, and public sentiments that determine the look of any given street. Architect and urban planner Roger Lewis has been...
From McMansions to affordable housing, land preservation to nimby-ism, land use and development issues always get the blood pumping. Hear what your neighbors had to say on the subject, when the "Kojo in Your Community" series...
From McMansions to affordable housing, land preservation to nimby-ism, "Kojo in Your Community" travels to Prince George’s County for a lively debate on land use issues.