Mixed weather with light snow and cold forecasted in Baltimore/DC area, including a chance of snow and wind gusts over the weekend, with potential travel disruptions.

A Senate Committee hearing highlighted online child safety, with Senator Blackburn and Tamia Woods discussing the need for platforms to protect minors, spurred by Woods' son's suicide due to sextortion.

A second suspect was arrested for a fatal shooting in Northwest Washington that occurred last summer, resulting in the death of 18-year-old Raymond Washington.

U.S. Senators introduced the HUSTLE Act to help college athletes save and manage earnings from their name, image, and likeness (NIL), with provisions for investment accounts, financial education, and safeguards against exploitation.

The Halo Act, introduced by Senator Ashley Moody and cosponsored by three senators, aims to protect federal officers from threats and harassment by establishing a 25-foot buffer zone during their duties.

Senators introduced a resolution remembering the sixth anniversary of the NAS Pensacola attack, honoring the victims, and emphasizing security reform.

Mayor Bowser encourages DC families to visit EdFEST to learn about public schools and announces the District's highest graduation rate in over a decade at 78.7%.

A Freezing Fog Advisory is in effect until 9 AM for the DMV area, reducing visibility for morning commuters; temperatures are at 29°F with cloudy skies expected later.

Police are searching for a suspect after a November 21 stabbing on V Street NW; the victim survived, and authorities are asking the public for information.

Montgomery County and WSSC Water promote eco-friendly salt use through the Salt-Wise campaign, addressing environmental and health hazards of excessive salting in winter.

D.C. Council extends "streateries," adjusts youth curfew rules, updates alcohol licensing for outdoor dining, and facilitates permits for community events like Porchfest.

DC offers Rec for All Community Grants to expand youth programs. Mayor Bowser and DPR seek applications, focusing on under-served 6-18-year-olds, with $1.7 million available.

Senator Mike Lee proposed a bill to revoke D.C.'s sanctuary status for medical professionals performing abortions or gender transition procedures illegal in some states.