The Trump administration, led by President Trump and Secretary Duffy, proposes a plan to reset fuel economy standards to make cars more affordable, projecting $109 billion savings for families.

Montgomery County Police's holiday task force conducted 216 traffic stops, issuing citations, warnings, and DUI arrests, highlighting efforts to reduce impaired driving.

An 18-year-old from Kensington faces charges for possessing child pornography following a national cyber tip and an investigation by Montgomery County Police.

An 18-year-old from Germantown was charged for a fatal collision that killed an 88-year-old woman in Gaithersburg, after he struck her vehicle while speeding and intoxicated.

The Metropolitan Police seek public aid to identify a suspect in a Northeast business burglary and offer a reward for information leading to an arrest.

Salvadoran national Arnoldo Antonio Prieto-Lopez was arrested by ICE in Philadelphia for his extensive history of criminal offenses, including child cruelty and narcotics charges.

DC Fire and EMS responded to 457 calls on Nov 30, showcasing their dedication and swift action across various emergencies, as detailed in a social media post.

A man died after his car struck several objects and overturned in Damascus, Montgomery County, with reports suggesting alcohol may have been a factor.

DC Police report that 15-year-old Malaya Gillespie, previously listed as critically missing, has been safely located. The department thanked the community for its assistance following her disappearance from the 1300 block of S Street NW.

Washington D.C. is experiencing a mix of rain and snow, with variable weather expected. Forecasts predict alternating wintry conditions, including periods of precipitation and temperature fluctuations.

Chairman Comer supports Trump's annulment of Biden's autopen-signed executive actions, following a report questioning Biden's capacity and the legality of such actions.

Secretary Hegseth visited the D.C. National Guard, expressed condolences for Spc. Beckstrom's death, appreciated their work, met the heroes who arrested the suspect, and served Thanksgiving dinner.

U.S. Marshals are offering a $7,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of Taiyonne Goggins, wanted for a 2020 murder in Washington, D.C. He is considered armed and dangerous.