Ammunition turned up this week at Washington‑Liberty High and Abingdon Elementary; schools say there is no known threat and police are investigating.

A Frederick man is accused of posting drone footage of Raven Rock and other secure sites; court filings say agents seized his drone and computer.

Montgomery County police say a man suffered a minor stab wound during an armed robbery at the Lakeforest Transit Center Friday evening; investigators are on the scene.

A Greenbelt man was sentenced to three years after his ATV struck two MPD officers on U Street, leaving one with serious injuries.

WMATA is upgrading bus shelters at Shady Grove East Metrorail Station, altering stops and routes during construction. Commuters should expect changes and consult posted signs or the website for guidance.

A D.C. federal judge ordered the DOJ to expedite CREW’s FOIA requests about a national voter‑file effort, moving the request ahead of other cases and setting a March 20 progress report.

Montgomery County Council President Natali Fani-González and Luis Aguirre discuss the Trust Act, protecting immigrant rights, and marijuana use risks on Radio America’s show, as reported by the County.

In a 6–3 ruling on Feb. 20, 2026 the Supreme Court found IEEPA did not authorize sweeping presidential tariffs; billions in duties and potential refunds are now in limbo.

The BEA’s December PCE print surprised to the upside: core inflation rose to 3.0% year‑over‑year and consumer spending stayed firm, complicating the Fed’s cut timeline.

The husband of Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer has been barred from entering DOL headquarters after staff accused him of inappropriate touching. Security footage and a police report are now part of overlapping inquiries.

Rain is expected in Washington D.C. today with a 100% chance before 11am, followed by fog clearing by noon, light winds, and temperatures near 59°F. The weekend forecast includes a mix of rain and snow with varying chances of precipitation.

Montgomery County's DHCA reports that the Rent Stabilization law, effective July 2023, has successfully stabilized rent and fee increases for tenants while ensuring fair returns for landlords.

Federal prosecutors say three men, including a Laurel resident, were indicted for allegedly rigging bids for school sports equipment, hitting at least 44 Mississippi schools.