MCDOT will host a public meeting to discuss the Phase 2 design of the US 29 Flash BRT system on October 7 at Montgomery Blair High School, including a dedicated bus lane.

Mayor Bowser will attend and speak at the Capital Jewish Museum Gala at the French Embassy. Press must RSVP to attend. Public transit and bikeshare details are provided.

Washington forecast predicts a cooldown and rain showers, with temperatures falling to 82 degrees and the possibility of thunderstorms and gusty winds. Weekend outlook shows a return to sunshine with highs in the mid-70s to mid-80s.

Nicholis Dorsey, 33, was convicted of multiple counts of misdemeanor sexual abuse with a felony enhancement for assaulting five women at metro stations.

The Metropolitan Police Department arrested a suspect after a robbery in Southeast Washington, D.C., where the assailant used a knife to steal from a citizen.

D.C. police investigate a fatal pedestrian crash on Eastern Avenue, where 40-year-old Angela Boston was killed by a hit-and-run driver in a black SUV.

Senator Grassley proposes a bill to prevent government shutdowns by using an automatic CR and barring Congress from other votes until spending bills pass.

Melania Trump's AI Challenge encourages Texas students to engage with AI tech, with Congressman Pfluger promoting the initiative in Texas's 11th district.

Senator Adam Schiff criticized the Trump administration on MSNBC for denying Trump's connection to the Epstein scandal and discussed the administration's alleged retribution campaign.

Montgomery County Police are actively searching for 14-year-old Mattheus Pietro Costa, reported missing and last seen wearing a green shirt, khaki pants, and black shoes. Public assistance is sought.

A shooting at Long Branch Local Park resulted in a teen's death and left another critically injured, with two suspects charged for connection to this and a prior homicide.

Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran facing deportation by the Trump administration, may be sent to Eswatini, after initial plans for deportation to Uganda changed due to legal issues.

The MCPD has identified a person who caused alarm by photographing St. Patrick's Church. No illegal act or threat was found, and police remain vigilant.