Secretary Duffy proposes stronger Buy America rules for federally funded EV chargers, aiming to shift from 55% to 100% domestic content to boost U.S. manufacturing.

Ashburn house fire linked to improperly discarded ashes, no injuries but damage worth $485K; fire officials advise on safe disposal of smoking materials.

MPD arrested Terrence Womack for a 2025 robbery in Northwest, DC, where he allegedly stole and then dropped a phone.

Buddhist monks are walking from Texas to DC, with road closures in Arlington for their journey promoting peace on Feb 9-10. Spectators may observe but not interfere.

An Extreme Cold Warning and High Wind Warning have been issued for the DC area with dangerously low wind chills and potential power outages expected. Residents are advised to take precautions against the cold and wind.

A 55-year-old man from Washington, D.C. was indicted for the robbery and assault of his ex-partner in October 2025; his trial is set for February 23.

Lorenzo Greene, 21, was sentenced to 30 months in federal prison after pleading guilty to illegally possessing a handgun and marijuana with intent to distribute.

An individual was arrested for two armed robberies on January 29 in Northeast Washington DC, after security footage led to identification by MPD authorities.

Democratic Whip Katherine Clark criticizes ICE and CBP for misconduct and violence, demanding oversight and reform to protect communities and uphold civil liberties.

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.