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WAMU speaks to the Antidefamation League's Tali Cohen on the anniversary of the shooting at the Capital Jewish Museum about the current state of antisemitism in the D.C. region.

The Prince George's County Council recently passed two bills to incentivize the development of more sit-down and fine dining restaurants. in the area.

Virginia lawmakers have passed new testing regulations to keep PFAS or so-called “forever chemicals” out of the food supply in the commonwealth.

Here are some of the stories WAMU is following this week: Maryland officials are attempting to stay the course for the upcoming primary election on June 23 after a serious error with mail-in ballots.

Forty years ago, two aspiring documentary filmmakers from D.C. took a camera and a microphone to the parking lot of the now defunct Capitol Centre

It's summertime and the living is easy, at least that's how the old jazz standard goes.

Here are some of the stories WAMU is following this week: The D.C. Council is set to begin the budget process in earnest this week, as a first vote is planned for Tuesday after some delays.

Here are some of the stories WAMU is following this week: Tuesday is primary day for important races in D.C.

At-large D.C. Councilmember Robert White won Tuesday's primary election for the District's congressional delegate.

What does home rule mean to D.C.'s music community? It's a question were asking on this week's Get Out There , our weekly conversation about ways to explore the Washington region.