Senator John Thune criticizes Democrats for the government shutdown and outlines the impact on federal employees, emphasizing the need for congressional action and reform of Obamacare's rising costs.

San Francisco alters service schedules for Indigenous Peoples’ Day, maintaining essential services like shelters and emergency centers while other facilities take a brief hiatus.

Congresswoman Maxine Waters appeals to financial regulators to protect the finances of federal employees and small businesses affected by the government shutdown.

Senators from Illinois, Oregon, and California criticize Trump for deploying National Guard troops in their states, calling it an overreach and authoritarian.

Georgia Republicans, including Rep. Carter, urge Senators Ossoff and Warnock to end the shutdown, emphasizing the impact on Georgians and military pay.

Montgomery County's VITA program is seeking volunteers for tax assistance roles, emphasizing the significant impact of volunteer efforts and welcoming individuals of varying skills, including multilingual capabilities.

A 17-year-old boy named Jermaine Durbin was shot and killed in Northeast D.C., prompting a homicide investigation and a $25,000 reward for information.

A juvenile was arrested for an armed carjacking in Southeast D.C. where a moped was taken. The MPD responded promptly and charges were filed. The public is urged to provide any information.

Police arrested two suspects in connection with the fatal shooting of Henry Crutchfield in Northwest D.C., charging them with First Degree Murder While Armed.

Sen. Wyden introduces a bill to help federal workers during shutdown by easing access to retirement funds and waiving penalties for early withdrawals.

The Washington Capitals’ Red Carpet Home Opener is set for Wednesday, drawing large crowds and prompting traffic restrictions. The Metropolitan Police Department announced emergency no-parking zones from 7 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. on F Street NW between 6th and 7th streets, along with road closures and traffic diversions. Motorists are advised to seek alternate routes, with increased use of ride-sharing and public transit expected.

The National Weather Service predicts a sunny week with possible showers for Washington D.C., with high humidity and temperatures reaching the low 80s.

The U.S. Senate passed a bill to end government payments to deceased individuals and protect Social Security data, recovering millions in improper payments.