Lawmakers urge governors to block ICE from accessing state DMV data, citing concerns over misuse for immigration enforcement and emphasizing the need for privacy protection.

The Montgomery County Council will discuss personnel matters in private meetings and the HHS Committee will address homelessness initiatives as winter approaches.

Congresswoman Wagner supported a bill to end the government shutdown, securing funding for veteran healthcare and food programs. She blamed Senate Democrats for the shutdown.

Montgomery County Police will hold an award ceremony on November 12, 2025, to honor officers for exemplary service, with the chief presiding and some awardees remaining anonymous.

Rep. Suzan DelBene opposes a government funding proposal for failing to address the spike in health insurance premiums, a major concern for Americans. She criticizes the lack of bipartisan effort to prevent looming cost increases.

U.S. lawmakers introduced a bill to ensure DHS detainees can contact lawyers and families, responding to reports of rights violations under Trump's administration.

The St. John’s Cadet Corps Marching Band Parade on November 8th will cause road closures and parking restrictions on North Capitol Street in D.C. from 1-2 p.m.

A dispute at DC Wharf's parking garage escalated into gunfire. No one was hurt, but Timothy Adams was later arrested for assault and possessing an unregistered firearm.

The White House reduces tariffs from 20% to 10% on Chinese goods as China commits to control fentanyl-related exports. The move aims to address the opioid crisis and will be monitored for compliance.

A teenage suspect has been arrested for an attempted armed robbery in Northeast Washington, D.C. The incident involved a failed scooter theft, with one suspect still at large. The Metropolitan Police Department urges public tips.

DC Police seek help finding missing 15-year-old Mykael Lucas, last seen on October 28 in Southeast Washington, urging the public to share information.

MPD enforced a new juvenile curfew on Nov 1, resulting in 18 curfew violations. The curfew aims to reduce disturbances in specific areas and will last through Nov 5. The policy has garnered mixed reactions.

The National Weather Service forecasts a stretch of fair weather in Washington D.C., with sunny days and mild temperatures, and a slight chance of rain Sunday night and Monday.