Congresswoman Escobar opposes new immigration detention centers in El Paso, as the community rejects the expansion of detention facilities like the scrutinized Camp East Montana.

Antonio Hawley was found guilty of first-degree murder and firearm charges for killing Aaron Wiggins at Watkins Elementary School, as announced by the U.S. Attorney.

DC Public Schools announced a delayed opening due to cold weather but will return to normal hours Tuesday. Residents are urged to take precautions in the cold and shelters will extend hours.

Councilmember Will Jawando organizes a Zoom town hall on Feb. 2 to discuss the response to Winter Storm Fern in Montgomery County ahead of a formal review.

Montgomery County police identified a 12-year-old student as the culprit behind a swatting incident from September 2025, although no criminal charges will be filed.

Police identified a 12-year-old as the instigator of a false active shooter report in Montgomery Village, which led to a significant police response and community disruption.

Senator Tammy Baldwin paid tribute to Alex Pretti, who died under CBP custody, and demanded DHS reform and Secretary Noem's resignation in the Senate.

Jim Jordan investigates Acacia Center for Justice over the alleged misuse of funds for legal services to illegal aliens, as per the House Judiciary Committee.

Senators Baldwin and Shaheen, with Rep. Moore, introduced the MAMA Act to improve mental health care for pregnant and postpartum women by removing cost barriers.

Sen. Ted Cruz honored the 67 lives lost in the mid-air collision over the Potomac River, discussing the ROTOR Act, a safety bill inspired by the tragedy, at a memorial service.

Montgomery County's snow emergency has ended, but snow-clearing continues. Free parking will resume fees, and residents are advised to report snow removal needs. Sidewalk enforcement is paused until February 2.

Police investigate the homicide of 37-year-old Matthew Hinkle in Glenarden; up to $25,000 reward offered for information leading to an arrest and charge.

MCDOT's meeting on MacArthur Boulevard Bikeway project shifts to virtual-only due to weather. Residents can register to discuss the pathway improvements on Jan. 28.