Montgomery County DEP hosts first World Water Day celebration with activities at Wheaton Regional Park, promoting water conservation and providing fishing opportunities for youth.

The National Weather Service predicts variable weather for Washington D.C., with chances of showers, clear skies, and wind gusts, followed by sunnier days and potential showers later in the week.

Montgomery County Police are seeking the public's help to find Tyrone Harrington, suspected of multiple thefts. An arrest warrant with multiple counts has been issued against him.

MPD arrested several individuals, including juveniles and a 37-year-old, for vehicle-related thefts across Washington, DC, with crimes ranging from Unauthorized Use of a Vehicle to Theft One (Stolen Auto).

Oregon Senators Wyden and Merkley join 18 senators to urge reversal of VA contract cancellations, essential for veteran healthcare under the PACT Act.

Oregon senators urge HHS Secretary Kennedy to act against measles outbreak following deaths in Texas and New Mexico. They demand a national vaccination campaign and reinstatement of dismissed public health workers.

Bipartisan senators introduce the Medical Supply Chain Resiliency Act to enhance U.S. medical supply chains and reduce reliance on foreign sources like China.

An arrest was made in a D.C. homicide case where 31-year-old Damion Hill was fatally shot in December. Caleb Padilla faces Second Degree Murder While Armed charges.

Suspect Marquis Carter has been arrested by MPD in connection with a 2024 Northwest Washington, D.C. shooting.

Marquitta Holloman pleads guilty to 2023 stabbing in D.C. that caused severe injuries and loss of an eye for a victim.

Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announced permanent FAA measures to restrict non-essential helicopter flights around Washington D.C. following NTSB findings from a recent mid-air collision.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and officials warn of severe impacts if a proposed continuing resolution passes, potentially cutting public safety and education funding.

Montgomery County has introduced the FareShare program to provide up to $325 in monthly transit reimbursement for employees, promoting public transportation use and reducing traffic and emissions.