After 23 years delivering news, context and insight to the D.C. region, The Kojo Nnamdi Show will air its final episode on April 1, 2021. Although Kojo is stepping away from daily hosting, he will continue to host The Politics Hour each Friday with resident analyst Tom Sherwood — maintaining a vital forum for the public to engage with and hold elected public officials accountable. Additionally, Kojo will continue to serve as an ambassador for the station through his revamped “Kojo In Our Community” series, which will be recorded and heard on-air as “WAMU Presents” special programming.
Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman (D) talks about the county's vaccine rollout and making the tax code more progressive. And D.C. Councilmember Vincent Gray (D-Ward 7) talks about disparities in the District's vaccinations and how the pandemic has affected plans to bring a hospital east of the Anacostia River.
An outdoor limited-capacity show this summer held in Jammin Java's parking area.
Author, screenwriter and producer George Pelecanos is acclaimed for his literary approach to crime fiction.
Gun violence in the District is spiking. How are community organizers responding?
Georgetown University's Patrick Ewing, left, and teammate Ralph Dalton, right, get a hug from head coach John Thompson, center, after Georgetown beat Georgia Tech 60-54 during NCAA action at the Providence, R.I. Civic Center, March 24, 1985.
Author Hena Khan is the author of Amina's Song and 13 other books for children.