Senator Deb Fischer aims to cut wasteful government spending and redirect funds to projects in Nebraska, highlighting efforts to rescind $11 billion in unused IRS funds and advocating for investment in local infrastructure and defense.

DC Police seek public help to find missing 13-year-old Sa'Monie Brothers; urging anyone with information to contact them. The community is involved in the search, with flyers being distributed.

The MPD intensifies the hunt for the third suspect in a Northwest homicide case, releasing new images to find Naqwan Lucas after the fatal shooting of an intern.

Federal procurement policies are updated to simplify access for small businesses to government contracts, enhancing inclusivity and competition in the marketplace.

Mayor Bowser celebrated DC's artistic talent at the 40th Annual Mayor’s Arts Awards at the National Theatre, honoring local creatives and organizations.

Montgomery County Police are searching for the driver in a fatal hit-and-run that killed Ganga Prajapati in Wheaton. The suspect's car is a silver Audi A4 or S4.

A $35.9 million loan was approved for the Port of Longview to expand capacity and reduce rail congestion, with construction completion aimed for 2028.

A suspect was arrested for two armed robberies that targeted online marketplace transactions in Southeast DC, according to the Metropolitan Police Department.

USDA proposes stricter stocking requirements for SNAP retailers to offer more diverse and healthy food options and to combat fraud within the program.

U.S. Senators Wyden and Merkley introduce a bill to restore NOAA's extreme weather database, terminated by the Trump administration, to track costly natural disasters.

The National Weather Service issued a fog alert for the D.C. area, with visibility under a quarter mile. Showers and thunderstorms are expected later, with temperatures near 82 degrees.

The President declared National Gang Violence Prevention Week, focusing on support for victims and committing to tackle gang-induced violence, citing past administration policies for escalating issues.

The DC Council approved the RFK Stadium redevelopment plan, RENTAL Act, extended juvenile curfew, a police contract, and an act to improve vaccine access.