Ken Kobre's groundbreaking new textbook teaches students and professionals how to shoot, edit and produce high-quality videojournalism stories. (Focal Press)

Now that most of the advertising art on buildings is made of cheaper, easier to install vinyl sheets, wall-painting artists have become a rare breed.

Two filmmakers travel through stunning landscapes to show a side of this war-torn country rarely seen by westerners.

Wounded Marine Major Justin Constantine returned from Iraq and is rebuilding his life while helping other wounded veterans.

Run almost entirely by ex-cons, a D.C. outreach organization works to help gang members and at-risk youth.

A serious drug epidemic sweeps across Northern Virginia, where upper-middle-class adolescents are getting hooked, overdosing and dying.

After unhappily struggling to balance career with homemaking, a Minnesota mom decides to host women's parties to hawk sex aids.

Jessica is a physically disabled artist who refuses to buy into societal stereotypes regarding her physical appearance. Her artwork documents her body's decline.

Bluegrass musician Greg Garing once played with every Nashville superstar, but now can't afford medical treatments that could save his life.

As his dog's struggle with cancer finally comes to an end, Jason Woods has a tough time saying goodbye to his loyal old friend.