Senator Katie Britt leads the passage of a Continuing Resolution to end the longest U.S. government shutdown, incorporating FY26 appropriations bills.

Brandon Stallworth was charged with armed robbery in Northwest D.C. after being arrested with the help of Secret Service and National Guard.

A teen was arrested for a carjacking on Rhode Island Avenue where the victim was injured after being dragged by the vehicle, according to the Metropolitan Police Department.

DC Police seek help to find 16-year-old Taylor Simmons, last seen Nov 5 in the 4000 block of Minnesota Ave, SE. No description available. Call (202) 727-9099 or text 50411 with info.

Mayor Bowser launches hypothermia campaign, urging DC residents to help homeless neighbors find shelter and services during cold weather, with a 24/7 hotline and increased shelter beds available.

The NWS predicts rain in Washington D.C. this morning with a high near 68°F, and more showers possible in the evening. The upcoming days will see mixed weather, with sunny and clear conditions dominating.

An investigation is underway after Sarahi Concepcion Aragon-Cruz was shot dead in Fairland; the suspect is unidentifiable and sought by Montgomery County Police.

The Metropolitan Police Department is seeking public help in a shooting case in Northwest Washington, offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

Democratic Whip Katherine Clark calls on Republicans to negotiate and end the government shutdown, emphasizing the need to support working families and protect social programs.

The Metropolitan Police Department is probing a homicide after Lowell Trueheart, 40, was found shot dead in Southeast DC, with a $25,000 reward offered for leads.

MPD seeks help to find a suspect in a violent Halloween weekend assault where a person was attacked from behind and left unconscious. The incident occurred at the Archives-Navy Memorial-Penn Quarter Station.

The NWS forecasts varying winds and temperatures for Washington D.C., with gusts potentially affecting outdoor conditions, and a chance of rain by the weekend.

U.S. Congressman Ron Estes criticized Democrats for the government shutdown, arguing they're ignoring previously agreed funding levels and focusing on healthcare instead of funding the government.