Neal Augenstein

The Loudoun County School Board wants to hear from parents, as it develops a new policy on when and where students can use cellphones and other personal electronic devices during the school day.

Starting in about six months, air travelers will have an easier time getting a refund when things go wrong on a U.S. airline. In most cases, inconvenienced fliers won't have to do a single thing.

Listen now to WTOP News It happens every year. On the day of a Passover Seder, I go to the grocery store and choose a big, fresh

As a growing number of never-smokers are being diagnosed with lung cancer, new research aims to better understand the genetic risk, or predisposition, for developing lung cancer — and study participants are being enrolled.

Many WTOP listeners have at one point listened to Washington's all-news station on an AM car radio — Congress is debating a bill that would require automakers to continue to install AM radios in new models.

The Wonder Wagon, a mobile nature center in Fairfax County, Virginia, aims to bring the outdoors to its residents.

An Arlington woman says her 10-year-old Cavalier King Charles spaniel died after a veterinarian prescribed one medication but a CVS pharmacy dispensed a different drug.

Listen now to WTOP News This summer, lots of us will check out youth baseball near where we live, but there's a special opportunity for fans to connect with up-and-coming ballplayers.

While criminal defendants are guaranteed representation by a public defender, that's not the case in civil court, where pro bono lawyers step in to help in a person's hour of need.

Listen now to WTOP News The proverb “necessity is the mother of invention” can be traced back to Plato, as well as Aesop's Fables “The Crow