President Biden ensures the pensions of over 91,500 UNITE HERE union workers and retirees, reinforcing workers' rights as part of the American Rescue Plan.

A Kensington man was arrested after allegedly shooting Trevor Van Devander in Sykesville, with the Montgomery County Police investigating the incident.

Arlington County prepares for the 60th Presidential Inauguration, with offices closed and enhanced security measures, including drone flights regulated by federal agencies. Public vigilance is urged, although no threats are known.

Cold and windy conditions persist in Washington D.C., with the NWS forecasting brisk temperatures, potential snow showers, and a chance of weekend rain.

Washington, D.C. launches the "Office to Anything" program to repurpose vacant office spaces into various commercial uses, offering tax incentives to developers.

Two individuals pleaded guilty to charges of extortion related to a scheme that took advantage of low-income individuals seeking government assistance.

A suspect was arrested in D.C. for assaulting a victim with a sharp object; bystanders intervened and the victim received hospital treatment for non-life-threatening injuries.

Maryland residents are urged to conserve water due to multiple water main breaks, with WSSC Water responding to leaks and advising against non-essential water use.

Christopher Baker, 25, has been arrested by the Metropolitan Police for a series of armed robberies in Northeast D.C., where he allegedly used a knife to demand cash from businesses.

President Biden has declared a major disaster in South Carolina following severe weather, enabling federal aid for storm and flood recovery in Bamberg, Calhoun, and Orangeburg counties.

Chilly and cloudy morning in Washington D.C. turning to mostly sunny with strong winds expected later in the day. Clear conditions to persist through the week with varying temperatures.

DC Council Period 26 starts with new members, teachers' contract approval, cap on rent increases for vulnerable groups, and a measure to clarify repairs of government heating systems.

A radio discussion on the University Boulevard Corridor Plan will air on Radio America, addressing its impact on Montgomery County's Latino community. Key speakers include urban designer Luis Estrada and officials Pedro Rodriguez and Katherine Canto.