Arlington County announces trash and recycling collection schedule changes for New Year's Day 2026, with services pausing and resuming on a one-day delay.

Arlington County crime report details a series of incidents, including assaults on officers, attempted malicious wounding, burglaries, gun-related episodes, and assorted thefts.

Mayor Bowser invites people to January Jazz Jam at Union Station featuring local musicians every Tuesday and Wednesday, aiming to blend culture with the community.

Washington D.C. faces overcast skies, cold temps, and light winds. A slight chance of rain on Sunday, with a warmer and windy Monday. The week ahead will be mostly sunny with cold nights.

Four men were shot and injured in Washington D.C., with police now searching for suspects who fled in a dark sedan. The victims are conscious and breathing. Authorities urge public assistance.

Montgomery County Police reported that a missing 17-year-old, Dante Butler, was found safe after seeking public assistance. No details on his disappearance were provided.

The D.C. Police are searching for 16-year-old Zariya Garner, last seen in Northeast D.C. They have asked for public assistance and provided contact numbers for tips.

Christmas weather in Washington, D.C. features overcast skies, scattered showers, and a forecast of sleet and rain, with fluctuating temperatures throughout the week and sunny days expected by Tuesday.

Senators Merkley and Wyden secured $960,881 to improve distance learning in Wasco County, benefiting 655 students with access to courses and training via the USDA grant.

The U.S. has paused offshore wind farm projects due to national security concerns, affecting projects like Vineyard Wind 1 and Empire Wind 1. The Department of the Interior is assessing their impact on security and radar systems.

Police are searching for a suspect in a non-fatal shooting on 14th Street, offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction.

A pedestrian, Teresa Nagle, died after being hit by a car in Silver Spring. The Montgomery County Police are investigating and seeking her next of kin.

Attorney General Schwalb announced a $149.7 million settlement with Mercedes-Benz over emissions cheating allegations involving over 200,000 diesel vehicles.