The DC Police Department is searching for 16-year-old Janelle Thomas, who was last seen on October 30 in Southeast Washington. Thomas is described as 4 feet 11 inches tall, 125 pounds, with brown eyes and black hair in a bun. She was wearing a pink and black leather coat with fur trim, light blue denim pants, and black furry boots. Anyone with information should contact DC Police at (202) 727-9099 or text 50411.

The DC Police announced Special Juvenile Curfew Zones will be active from 6-11 PM, aiming to improve juvenile safety and prevent crime. Critics raise civil liberties concerns. Details are on their website.

Five people were shot on Bladensburg Road NE in Washington D.C.; police seek a gold sedan linked to the incident.

Capito discussed the shutdown, healthcare, trade, and drug trafficking on "The Hill Sunday," emphasizing cooperation for ending the shutdown and supporting Trump's foreign trade efforts and aggressive policies against drug trafficking.

The article describes how the 30th day of the Trump-Republican shutdown affects the Federal Reserve's access to essential economic data, impacting decisions on inflation and employment.

Montgomery County Public Libraries hosts its first Local Author Showcase, a family-friendly event celebrating local writers, set for Nov. 22 at Wheaton Community Recreation Center.

Mayor Bowser promotes safe Halloween celebrations in Washington D.C., including traffic enforcement, safety tips for families, and the presence of Halloween Go Teams to assist and monitor activities.

Montgomery County Police seek public help to find missing 17-year-old Tanease Callands, emphasizing the importance of any information that could assist in their search.

The Arlington crime report detailed disturbances including assaults, robberies, and burglaries, with arrests like Joseph Powell for assaulting an officer and John Olmo for a coffee-related robbery.

DDOT has announced the DC Streetcar will end service on March 31, 2026, with alternative transportation options suggested, including changes to the operating schedule in the interim.

Trump's Asia tour resulted in U.S. tech partnerships with Japan and Korea, emphasizing collaborative advancements in AI, quantum computing, and biotechnology.

Senators urge Trump to secure the release of Hong Kong activist Jimmy Lai during a meeting with China's Xi, citing his health and trial under the National Security Law.

President Trump unveiled Japan's $550 billion investment plans in the US, enhancing manufacturing, energy infrastructure, defense, and combat against illegal drugs, alongside various agreements with Japanese companies and government.