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.

DDOT is expanding its Clear Lanes initiative in the District, using cameras to enforce bus lane regulations and fine violators starting March 17, 2025. The focus is on improving bus travel and safety.

The CFPB has sued Experian for allegedly conducting inadequate investigations into consumer disputes about credit report errors, potentially harming consumers' financial prospects.

A fire broke out in a P St SW building which DC Fire and EMS quickly extinguished; they checked for spread but no injury or damage reports were provided.

DC Public Schools are closed due to significant snowfall, with the government opening at 10 a.m. There are extended outreach to vulnerable populations and reminders for snow removal responsibilities.

The MPD is investigating a November crash that resulted in cyclist Alexander Nikolenko's death in January after he fell from his bike and was injured.

Arrest made in Northwest armed assault and property damage case, suspect Maurice Hughes charged with Assault with a Dangerous Weapon and Felony Destruction of Property.

Two suspects were arrested in Navy Yard for assaulting a person with a bottle on New Year's Eve, requiring the victim's hospitalization for non-life-threatening injuries.

A 14-year-old girl was arrested for an attempted robbery in Southeast, with the victim sustaining non-life-threatening injuries, as reported by the Metropolitan Police Department.

The MPD announced the recovery of 27 firearms, including various handguns and a "Ghost Gun" during the week of December 23-30, 2024, and emphasized community involvement in reporting illegal guns.

A family of four were rescued by DC Fire and EMS after their vehicle fell into water near Thompson's Boathouse; all were taken to the hospital in good condition.