On any given day, the Critical Response Team at D.C. Public Schools can field up to 300 calls from parents worrying about everything from Pre-K enrollment to a decades-old homecoming award never given.

Local and federal officials are butting heads over the possibility of changing building-height limits in Washington, D.C.

It's been 50 years since streetcars rolled through D.C., and as we hear in our regular transportation segment, building a new streetcar line is proving to be a tricky process.

Andrew Reams' online reviews of local elevators have attracted tens of thousands of subscribers on YouTube.

The Head Start preschool program was slashed by sequestration — and now the government shutdown means some Head Start centers will face more cuts.

Despite the federal shutdown, city workers are still hard at work — for now, anyway...

From the roller coaster ride of the government shutdown to a woman who teaches aerobatics in the sky, we take a look at "ups and downs."

The D.C. Council has passed a bill forbidding smoking within 25 feet of city parks, recreation centers and bus stops.