Washington, D.C. forecast: mostly cloudy with strong winds today, cooler and calmer tonight, and mild temperatures with potential showers early in the week.

The USDOT has taken the lead on the Penn Station revamp from the MTA, with Amtrak now overseeing the project, anticipating significant savings and improvements.

Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich hosts Community Conversations to discuss the Fiscal Year 2027 Capital Improvements Program budget, inviting public input on capital investments.

A man is charged with attacking a Metro Transit Police officer in Washington, D.C. after fare evasion. He's accused of stabbing the officer and is held without bond.

Former FAA contractor Abouzar Rahmati pled guilty to acting as an Iranian government agent, gathering sensitive U.S. aviation and solar energy information. He faces up to 15 years imprisonment.

Devonte Carter was convicted of a July carjacking of a delivery driver in Washington, D.C. He faces a minimum of 15 years in prison due to prior offenses.

Secretary of the Interior Burgum transferred 109,651 acres to the Army to bolster border security against threats like trafficking and illegal crossings for three years.

Oregon lawmakers seek a federal disaster declaration for the state's fishing industry due to a decline in salmon populations, citing environmental challenges and economic impacts.

The finalists for the 2025 RAMMY Awards have been announced by RAMW, recognizing excellence in the D.C. food scene across 20 categories, with the ceremony to occur on August 3.

Mayor Muriel Bowser announced the opening of Cedar Hill Regional Medical Center GW Health, the first new hospital in Washington, D.C. in 25 years, highlighting improved local health care.

The DC Department of General Services has announced the 2025 Spring Cleaning Kick-Off along with other agencies to enhance the city's public spaces for the upcoming warmer seasons.

Montgomery County Police are seeking public help to find missing 14-year-old Zion Monique Brandy; no details on the circumstances of her disappearance were provided.

AG Schwalb ordered RubiRides Technologies to refund customers and pay $50,000 for operating without a license and failing to provide promised services.