Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy scrapped a Biden-era greenhouse gas rule, aiming to remove political barriers to infrastructure projects. This regulatory rollback was endorsed by industry groups.

Montgomery County and its Public Libraries are hosting free financial seminars in May over Zoom, covering topics like budgeting and retirement, led by professionals Jamie Lapin and Thiago Glieger.

Mayor Muriel Bowser and Events DC have awarded $3.5 million to support large-scale events in Washington, DC, aiming to attract visitors and stimulate economic growth.

Chairman Comer and Burlison are investigating the impact of the Endangered Species Act on energy costs under the Biden Administration, citing concerns over environmentalists influencing NOAA Fisheries' decisions.

President Trump attended the White House Easter Prayer Service and Dinner, affirming the motto "In God We Trust" and highlighting the role of faith in America. The event was broadcasted online, featuring speeches and religious leaders.

Montgomery County celebrates Earth Day's 55th anniversary by offering free rides on its bus systems, promoting sustainable transportation and environmental stewardship.

The Day of Play event offers family-friendly fun with games, entertainment, and food at DC's RFK Campus, supported by Mayor Bowser and community spirit.

Marc Elrich appeared on "Montgomery al Día" for its 13th anniversary, praising its role in engaging Hispanic and Latino communities in Montgomery County.

Montgomery County Sheriff's Office used social media to celebrate their telecommunications personnel during National Telecommunicators Week, highlighting their vital, yet often unseen role in public safety.

Trump signed a memorandum to streamline environmental reviews for infrastructure projects using modern technology, aiming to boost the economy and project transparency.

The Council of the District of Columbia commemorates the anniversary of the abolition of slavery in D.C., which freed 3,100 individuals on April 16, 1862, now celebrated as Emancipation Day.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announced the withdrawal of a $63.9 million grant from the Texas High-Speed Rail Project, emphasizing fiscal responsibility and calling for private funding if the project is to proceed.

Michael Kratsios, from the Office of Science and Technology Policy, spoke at the Endless Frontiers Retreat on the Trump administration's plan to boost US science and industry, but provided few details on implementation.