Montgomery County campaign encourages leaving fallen leaves for environmental benefits and promotes using electric over gas-powered leaf blowers. The county's Asthma Program aims to educate the Spanish-speaking community on managing asthma.

Montgomery County police seek public help in finding missing 69-year-old Young Suk Kim, who has cognitive issues. He is an Asian male, 5'5", 160 lbs. A Silver Alert is activated for his safe return.

Katherine Clark honored Nancy Pelosi's career as Pelosi announced she wouldn't seek re-election, praising her for her leadership and impact on American history.

Oregon lawmakers, including Senators Merkley and Wyden, oppose the Trump administration's plans for new offshore oil and gas leases, citing environmental and economic concerns.

Police seek help finding a suspect in a K Street assault where the victim was hit with a bottle after refusing to give money; the suspect fled on a bike. Public's aid is sought with a possible reward.

The Montgomery County DPS released a podcast episode on residential demolition permits, featuring information on when permits are needed and how to navigate the process.

Congresswoman Maxine Waters criticizes the Trump Administration for planning a $1 coin with Trump's image amid a government shutdown, calling it illegal and insensitive.

Pennsylvania Reps. Smucker and D’Orsie criticize the current Democratic fiscal approach, highlighting the negative impact of government standoffs on citizens and call for responsible spending.

The forecast for Washington D.C. includes a slight chance of rain Monday morning, clearing up for a sunny and mild week with a potential return of rain by the weekend.

Mayor Muriel Bowser initiated the $65 million revamp of Martin Luther King, Jr. Elementary School, with upgrades including a new gym and arts facilities, highlighting safety for Halloween and the importance of community in learning spaces.

Norton introduces a bill to change D.C. titles to align with state nomenclature, counters the reinstatement of a Confederate statue, and seeks to end GAO oversight of D.C. to advance statehood efforts.

Oregon Senators Merkley and Wyden oppose Senate moves to overturn Spotted Owl protections, stressing the importance of science-based wildlife management and local consensus.

Council President Kate Stewart outlines the process to fill Councilmember Gabe Albornoz's impending vacancy with an interim member who will not seek election in 2026. Applications are due by November 5, 2025.