Teachers have had enough. The Montgomery County teachers union says resignations and retirements are predicted to be higher than ever due to teachers feeling undervalued and overworked, with many planning to leave mid-career. President of the American Federation of Teachers Randi Weingarten joins us to talk about what other DC-area…

Following Justice Samuel Alito’s leaked opinion draft, thousands of protesters took to the steps of the Supreme Court. We speak with a reproductive rights expert on how local laws or resources will be affected if Roe is overturned. Then, a tick whose bite can cause you to develop an allergy…

Fairfax County Police Chief Kevin Davis gives an update in the investigation into Hannah Choi’s murder and what keeps him up at night when he thinks about the serial murderer dubbed the “shopping cart killer.” On his one-year anniversary in the role, Chief Davis also talks broadly about the rising…

Nearly 20 years after a former-Navy SEAL and his wife brutally killed and dismembered a Fairfax County couple in Ocean City, Maryland, the convicted killer Benjamin Sifrit faced a parole board to seek an early release. WTOP’s Neal Augenstein talks about the murders and the new details of cannibalism discovered…

A Maryland man faces federal charges after he allegedly moved more than a ton of marijuana between California and Maryland. If convicted, Jonathan Wall, 27, could go to prison for decades. Law360’s Senior Cannabis reporter Sam Reisman talks about the significance of this case being tried in federal court. And…

We decided to record part of our taping today and in it, Luke Garrett tells us about news regarding D.C.’s Beach Drive and then shares some more personal beach news. Take a listen to the full episode. here, https://bit.ly/3HKezBz.

The Fairfax County Schools board is considering updating its cell phone use policy to ban social media if it isn’t related to academics and define when kids can use their phones. WTOP’s Scott Gelman tells us there’s pushback after years of virtual learning when students relied on social media to…

Luke and Megan talk about their podcast today featuring Maucione’s reporting on the cyberbullying of women in the military by their colleagues and why he says the Pentagon isn’t tracking online harassment cases.

Sexual harassment, crude jabs, and doxxing bombard female service members everyday on the internet. That’s according to Federal News Network’s Scott Maucione. In his years of reporting on cyberbullying, he found the military isn’t tracking these cases, making it difficult to enforce an executive order that assigns punishment to service…