Washington's forecast includes morning showers and storms, with an 80% chance of rain, followed by clearer skies and a high of 73 degrees. The rest of the week looks sunny with mild temperatures.

Chairman Brian Mast commemorates the second anniversary of the October 7 attack and addresses the hostage situation under Hamas, mentioning Trump's past efforts towards resolution.

DC Fire and EMS Department's Special Operations Division completes recertification training for long duration breathing apparatus, ensuring preparedness for underground emergencies.

MPD arrested 19-year-old Lorenzo Covington for a 2024 Northwest shooting. No injuries were reported, and the investigation continues with a reward offered for information leading to a conviction.

An adult female was non-fatally shot on Elvans Road; MPD arrested suspect Gerniya Duncan for Assault With a Dangerous Weapon, as they investigate the motive.

Two men were arrested after a stabbing in Northeast; the incident involved a knife and non-fatal injuries, leading to charges including assault and possession of a controlled substance.

Montgomery County authorities seek help to find missing 40-year-old Phylecia Alexis Smith. She was last seen earlier in the week, and officers are urging the public to provide any information.

Mayor Bowser and Bloomberg Philanthropies launched the Ward 8 ATC and DC HEAL program with a $9.5 million investment to prepare D.C. high schoolers for healthcare careers.

Montgomery County Police Department drops the 60 college credit requirement for new officer applicants to broaden its hiring pool, offering credits post-training instead.

The U.S. government shutdown impacts services and federal workers with potential furloughs and unpaid work, as local offices strive to assist affected communities.

The U.S. President greeted Christians on the Feast of Saint Michael, highlighting the archangel's significance for protection and morality, and referencing the tradition of the Prayer to Saint Michael for guidance.

The potential US government shutdown affects various groups including veterans, law enforcement, and WIC recipients, with organizations urging Congress to avoid it.

The BIS rescinded an interim final rule restricting the export of civilian firearms, aiming to reduce burdens on U.S. manufacturers and boost overseas sales.