Some Richmond, Va. residents were celebrating the Redskins even before the team's Monday Night Football win this week, thanks to the team's plan to build a new training facility in the state capital.

How local beachfront communities are preparing for the worst, and whether those efforts are enough in an increasingly unpredictable climate.

Fairfax County leaders will be gathering Monday to celebrate the demolition of Springfield Mall.

Baltimore officials are investigating the cause of two sinking homes in Fells Point.

The first zoning re-write in 40 years could alter Baltimore's skyline, kick liquor stores out of neighborhoods and encourage a livelier downtown scene. Planning Director Tom Stosur joins us to explain.

The Lorton Correctional Complex once housed thousands of inmates. Soon, it will be revamped to include apartments, shopping, and even a yoga studio.

Want to live in a historic old house, rent-free? Industrious Marylanders have been doing it for decades through the state's Resident Curatorship Program.

Diane talks with Amanda Burden about her work as the New York City Planning Commissioner and the challenges facing the city in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.

Central Union Mission has been sheltering the homeless in Washington since 1884 — and is about to move back downtown.

Ocean City beach house owners are receiving help from local realtors in preparing their coastal properties for the arrival of Hurricane Sandy.