The U.S. seized a tanker off Venezuela's coast for aiding terrorist groups, as detailed in a warrant unsealed by the District of Columbia’s U.S. Attorney's Office.

Washington D.C. area residents woke up to 1-3 inches of snow with more expected, challenging travel with slippery conditions and reduced visibility due to fog. Cold temperatures and icy conditions are likely to persist.

Escobar and lawmakers push for $1.76 billion to support the Federal Public Defender Program, citing financial shortfall and its impact on fair justice.

Montgomery County Public Libraries will offer free printing and copying services starting January 5, 2026, to improve public access and support digital equity.

The Arlington Police report details crimes like an assault on an officer by Veyonce Smith, a burglary, and an unlawful entry. It includes other incidents such as larceny and a stolen vehicle.

President Trump signed the Taiwan Assurance Implementation Act, aimed at reinforcing U.S. support for Taiwan and reviewing engagement protocols to ensure they align with American values.

Sen. Wyden and colleagues introduced a bipartisan bill to extend tax relief for wildfire victims, aiming to make current tax exemptions, set to expire in 2025, permanent.

Mayor Bowser opposes Section 373 of the NDAA for FY26, which would expand military training in DC's airspace, citing safety and lack of consultation concerns.

The National Weather Service forecasts a wintery mix for Washington D.C., with partially sunny skies and highs around 39°F, leading to chances of snow and rain over the weekend.

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.