Secretary of State Rubio discusses efforts towards peace in Gaza and hostage release on NBC's "Meet the Press," emphasizing the complexity and international support for negotiations.

The VA offers free flu shots to veterans at both VA clinics and a network of pharmacies, urging them to get vaccinated and report non-VA vaccinations to their VA provider for continuity of care.

The MPD is investigating a shooting in SE Washington D.C., with no current details on victims or suspects. Residents are urged to stay cautious and report any information.

DC Police issued an alert for missing 15-year-old Kaitlen Session, last seen in NE Washington, seeking public assistance.

Democratic Whip Katherine Clark blames Republicans for a government shutdown, accusing them of trying to remove health insurance from millions and making it more expensive for others.

Montgomery County's DEP is distributing free compost bins and hosting workshops to encourage composting, aligning with the county's zero waste goals. Residents must pick up bins in person and can learn about composting at sessions on October 4.

Suspect George Carr was arrested for an August armed robbery at a DC beauty store after a successful police standoff.

Maryland's Sergeant Patrick Kepp Act enforces stricter penalties for reckless and aggressive driving, including jail time, fines, and points on driver's licenses.

DC faces coastal flooding; a Flood Advisory is in effect until Friday morning. The National Weather Service warns of two feet of tidal inundation along the DC shoreline.

Mayor Muriel Bowser launched Talent Capital, a workforce development program in the DC area, coordinated by COG and supported by AI-driven website TalentCapital.AI.

An 81-year-old man with dementia, George Frederick Corum, Jr., was found dead in a wooded area after being reported missing in Silver Spring. No foul play is suspected.

Senators Schiff and Van Hollen question Trump administration's withholding of $246 million from NOAA, potentially affecting environmental and economic programs.

The US Chemical Safety Board provided an update on their investigation into the deadly explosion at U.S. Steel Clairton Coke Works, which resulted in two deaths and several injuries.