Washington D.C. is on alert for high winds, with a Wind Advisory in effect, and faces a mix of weather conditions, including temperature changes and potential power outages.

The U.S. Senate passed the ROTOR Act, led by Ted Cruz, to enhance aviation safety for military aircraft, gaining White House support and moving closer to becoming law.

Jeffery W. Carroll is appointed as the interim Chief of Police for Washington D.C.'s MPD, as announced by Mayor Bowser, who expressed confidence in his experience and leadership.

Police seek two suspects in an early morning robbery on North Capitol Street, NW, offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and indictment.

Senators Lee and Booker introduce a bipartisan bill to reform EQIP, targeting wasteful spending and ensuring small farmers have better access to federal conservation funds.

Gregory Jones was found guilty in a retrial for the 2018 murder of Ashley Dickinson and Joshua Frazier in Burtonsville, facing two life sentences without parole plus 40 years.

A Maryland family was fined over $600 by their HOA for holiday decorations, despite claims of conformity to community rules, raising concerns over fairness and First Amendment rights.

House Judiciary Republicans probe insurance companies for potential Obamacare subsidy fraud, requesting documents and highlighting concerns over deceptive practices by insurance brokers.

Montgomery County Council will hold public hearings on infrastructure and immigrant protections and discuss the Clarksburg Gateway Sector Plan in January 2026 to engage residents in local governance decisions.

D.C. will have traffic changes for the John Cena Farewell Fan Fest, including road closures around F Street from 6th to 7th Streets, NW, with emergency no-parking zones in effect.

Governors Shapiro and Cox discussed restoring trust and civility in US politics against a backdrop of increasing political violence at an event at the Washington National Cathedral.

Convicted felon Cevin Andre Belton was sentenced to 45 months for drug trafficking and illegal firearm possession.

Five people were shot outside a D.C. club; a 19-year-old was arrested and charged with assault and firearm offenses. The victims survived, and the suspect was extradited to face charges.