Senators Wyden, Merkley, and colleagues introduced the Restoring Patient Protections and Affordability Act to enhance ACA Marketplace affordability, extending credits, reducing paperwork and out-of-pocket costs.

DC Police search for Toniyah Nugent, 16, missing from Edgewood St. NE since November 23, 2025. Public's help sought.

DC police reported multiple arrests in cases of unauthorized vehicle use and auto theft, including both juveniles and adults from within and around the city.

The Fort Dupont Ice Arena in Washington, DC reopens after a $39 million renovation, featuring modern updates and inclusive programs, as Mayor Bowser and DPR highlight the commitment to community development.

Montgomery County Police are seeking public assistance in locating missing 38-year-old Geoffrey Wayne Hawley, with limited details on the circumstances of his disappearance.

A Northwood High School student was arrested for having a gun on school grounds and faces multiple charges, including possessing a weapon without a serial number.

Montgomery County Council President Natali Fani-González presented her legislative plan, focusing on the Trust Act for immigrant protections, police infrastructure, educational accountability, and the housing affordability crisis.

DDOT implements a pilot with speed feedback signs on the Metropolitan Branch Trail to encourage safer speeds and reduce collisions, engaging with users for feedback.

Mayor Bowser and community leaders celebrated the dedication of the newly revamped $63 million Dorothy I. Height Elementary School in Ward 4, featuring enhanced facilities and honoring the civil rights icon's legacy.

A Winter Weather Advisory in Washington D.C. warns of light snow and hazardous conditions for morning commuters, with temperatures around 30°F and an 80% chance of precipitation.

A fatal crash on DC-295 left one dead and another critically injured, involving a wrong-way Mercedes E350 and an Audi Q7. Investigations continue, with the MPD appealing for information.

Montgomery County offers financial aid for recreation programs through Rec Assist, supporting residents with scholarships for classes and memberships from December 8.

Senator Ron Wyden is actively confronting the DHS to address the denial of Congressional access to immigration detention facilities, emphasizing the importance of oversight in upholding human rights and preventing mismanagement.