DC maintains its revenue forecast and Mayor Bowser emphasizes the city's resilience and focus on economic diversity and job creation despite challenges.

DC Mayor Bowser extends holiday greetings, promotes programs like Teen Break Time, volunteering as Snow Team Heroes, Fresh Start 5K, altered trash schedule, and National Building Museum events for residents.

Afghan national Rahmanullah Lakanwal faces federal charges after shooting two National Guard members near the White House, with discussions of the death penalty possible in federal court.

The Commonwealth's Attorney's office announced the successful prosecution of Kenyatta Oglesby for a January 2023 shooting that killed a child and injured four others.

A pedestrian was found dead in Fair Oaks, possibly hit by a vehicle; the driver returned to the scene and police don't suspect alcohol but are investigating.

The Trump administration halted offshore wind project leases over national security concerns, impacting several projects and citing risks like radar interference.

Former high school teacher John Aaron Gass arrested on charges of producing child pornography and enticing a minor. FBI seeks information from public.

DC Fire and EMS extinguished a fire in a vacant row house in NE, preventing damage to nearby structures. No injuries reported; cause under investigation.

Bipartisan senators warn of a staffing crisis at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service affecting ecosystems and public lands, with a call to action amid budget cuts and loss of personnel.

ICE's Operation Angel's Honor led to the arrest of over 1,000 individuals termed "criminal illegal aliens," aiming to remove them from the U.S. under the Laken Riley Act.

The DC Police issued an alert for Zara Myers, 14, missing from Maryland Avenue, NE. Public assistance is requested; details shared on social media and Twitter.

Senator Ashley Moody supports the reauthorization of the Older Americans Act to aid senior citizens, reflecting her previous work in protecting Florida's elder population from fraud.

Levancie Carr sentenced to eight years for involvement in Trinidad drug market; last of eight defendants sentenced after investigations revealed extensive narcotics operation.