Gabe Albornoz was unanimously reappointed as Director of Montgomery County's Department of Recreation, a role he is familiar with, and is set to enhance program accessibility and equity.

Montgomery County Council passed the HERO Act to ensure prompt pension for families of fallen firefighters, motivated by the death of Master Firefighter Christopher Higgins.

Montgomery County unveils the Flood Risk Explorer to help residents identify flood-prone areas and mitigate risks, as part of their Comprehensive Flood Management Plan.

Transportation Secretary Duffy and Governor Moore will discuss Maryland's transport issues, including the costly FSK Bridge rebuild and severe I-495/I-270 congestion, with a federal focus on the American Legion Bridge and efficient use of funds.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announces a $1 billion initiative to make travel more family-friendly, including airport improvements and healthier food options.

MPD seeks public assistance to identify suspects in a December 8, 2025 attempted robbery in Southwest Washington, offering a reward for information leading to an arrest.

Florida's Senators collect bipartisan support to urge President Trump to maintain a moratorium against off-coast oil drilling, citing environmental, economic, and military concerns.

Police investigate a fatal shooting in Northeast D.C.; 20-year-old Roy Lee Bennett Jr. was found deceased with gunshot wounds. The MPD seeks information and offers a $25,000 reward.

Kate Stewart was honored with the Elizabeth and David Scull Metropolitan Public Service Award by the COG for her efforts in regional collaboration and addressing various social issues.

MPD seeks public help in finding a suspect for an August 16 shooting during a robbery in Southeast Washington, offering up to $10,000 for information leading to an arrest and conviction.

Senator Marsha Blackburn introduces three bills to reform Tennessee's Medicaid system, addressing mental health, hospital funding disparities, and primary care improvements.

Naseer Green, a 19-year-old from D.C., was sentenced to nearly six years in prison for intent to distribute drugs and possessing a converted Glock machine gun.

The GAO report exposes extensive abuse, fraud, and wasteful spending in ACA plans, with fake applications often approved, including subsidies for deceased individuals, revealing systemic issues in Obamacare.