Suspects are sought for a robbery that occurred in a business on Alabama Avenue, Southeast Washington D.C., resulting in the victim's non-life-threatening injuries and hospitalization.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Washington D.C., expecting a pattern of sunny days with chilly temperatures and occasional snowy or rainy nights.

Mayor Muriel Bowser and the DSLBD are encouraging Washington, DC residents to shop locally during the holiday season, particularly on Small Business Saturday, to support the city's economy and unique local businesses.

The U.S. Department of the Interior will modernize national park access with a digital pass system by 2026 and introduce a new fee structure favoring U.S. residents.

Getaround, Inc. settles with the DC Attorney General, agreeing to refund $75,000 for misleading customers about insurance and overcharging on damage fees.

Montgomery County, MD, will host a lottery for rare whiskies. Registration is from Nov 30 to Dec 6, with a drawing on Dec 11. Over 500 bottles, including George T. Stagg Bourbon, are available.

Congresswoman Wagner submitted an amicus brief opposing the Biden administration's Fiduciary Rule, arguing it limits financial advice access for Americans.

Montgomery County Police and Crime Solvers of Montgomery County introduce a new anonymous tip feature for reporting crimes, offering up to $10,000 rewards.

Montgomery County adjusts public transport for Thanksgiving, with MCDOT offices closed, free public parking, and modified bus schedules. Metrorail and Metrobus run on a weekend schedule, while MARC Train and most MTA Commuter buses will not operate.

Washington D.C. experiences a mild and wet morning with a detailed forecast from NWS predicting showers to end by 7 am and a high of 57°F for the day.

Police in Northeast Washington, D.C., arrested a 15-year-old with a handgun near a school. He faces multiple charges, including Assault with a Dangerous Weapon.

Chairman James Comer accused Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries of trying to get campaign funds from Jeffrey Epstein, citing an email from Epstein's estate documents. Jeffries denied the allegations, calling Comer a "stone-cold liar."

House Judiciary Committee's press release claims the Biden-Harris Justice Department secretly obtained Chairman Jim Jordan's phone records for over two years.