The National Weather Service offers a mixed forecast for Washington D.C., with sunny days and potential rain, varying temps and wind gusts throughout the week.

DC Police Chief announces a temporary juvenile curfew in four high-risk areas to address youth disorderly conduct from November 1-5, 6:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m.

Juvenile gathering on Halloween night in Navy Yard turned chaotic, leading to fights, traffic disruption, and a strong law enforcement response. Five arrests were made, and one officer was injured. Increased patrols are planned to prevent recurrence.

Three men were arrested for shootings in Germantown and Damascus, facing charges including attempted murder. Cases involve multiple incidents and recovery of firearms.

Naqwan Antonio Lucas, 18, was arrested by the MPD for two separate homicides in D.C., following an extensive police investigation aided by the FBI and the U.S. Marshals Service.

Senators Cantwell and Daines introduced the Relief of Chronic Pain Act to expand Medicare coverage for non-opioid pain treatments, addressing the opioid crisis.

Oregon Senators Wyden and Merkley, with Senate colleagues, wrote to Trump urging national security considerations in US-China trade talks, reflecting bipartisan concern over his recent actions.

Senator Ashley Moody supports the Combatting Persecution of Religious Groups in China Act to impose sanctions on Chinese officials for religious freedom violations.

Washington D.C. is experiencing severe weather, including storms and fog, with warnings of hazardous conditions from the NWS and potential flooding along coastal areas.

ACPD's 11th Annual Fill the Cruiser Toy Drive collects toys for children in need during the holiday season, with various drop-off events and locations in Arlington.

D.C. Police seek public help with Northeast shooting investigation led by Commander Hickman; tips can be submitted at 202-727-9099 or anonymously via text to 50411.

Senators criticize HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. for firing over 100 SAMHSA employees, potentially affecting the U.S. response to the opioid crisis.

The US and South Korea signed the U.S.-ROK Technology Prosperity Deal to collaborate in tech and innovation, including AI, healthcare, and space exploration.