Credit: Just 20% of the state's schools are in satisfactory shape or better, while the other 80% would need "repair, renovation or replacement" to get to that level, according to a report released Thursday that called for changes to school funding formulas.

Maryland comptroller: 80% of public schools in need of ‘repair, renovation or replacement’

Searching and applying for after-school programs in DC is now at your fingertips

Waldorf woman arrested in stabbing death of grandmother, injuring of family member

Business reporter Jeff Clabaugh dies at 63 after delivering DC money news on WTOP for 30 years

Transportation secretary questions costs, contracting on Key Bridge replacement project

Loudoun Co. charter school worries proposed policy change will prevent funds to upgrade facilities