A Baltimore man faces assault and firearms charges after a road rage incident in Glen Burnie last September. He was arrested, and multiple guns were seized from his home and car.

Attorney General Brian L. Schwalb and Councilmember Robert White introduce the STRONG Homes Amendment Act to enhance tenant protections and give the OAG more power to address landlords' negligence in DC.

Ryan Harding was arrested by the Metropolitan Police for multiple burglaries and thefts in D.C.'s second and third areas, with charges including Burglary One and multiple thefts.

The National Weather Service provides a detailed forecast for Washington D.C., predicting sunny weather, shifting to clouds and rain, followed by a clear Thanksgiving Day.

Rep. Ann Wagner criticized the Education Department's decision to reduce federal loan support for graduate nursing degrees, emphasizing nurses' key role in healthcare.

Washington D.C. weather forecast: Sunny and cool with highs near 60 degrees and gusty winds; clear nights with lows in the 30s and 50s; chance of showers midweek.

Reginald Steele, Jr. was convicted of first-degree murder and other charges in the shooting death of 13-year-old Malachi Lukes and attacks on rival gang members.

DC Fire and EMS Platoon 3 answered 622 calls in one day, with 501 medical, 89 fire-related, and 32 other incidents, totaling 1,242 vehicle responses and 287 patient transports.

Senators Blackburn and Lummis introduced the Protecting American Farmland Act to end subsidies for solar panels on prime farmland, emphasizing food security over federally-backed solar projects.

Oregon receives an $11.5 million federal grant to improve public transit in Coos, Yamhill, and Benton counties, with investments in buses and facilities.

DC Police issued an appeal for missing 12-year-old Reyna Pinkard, last seen on November 20, 2025, on Benning Road. The public is urged to contact police with information.

DC Police seek help finding 17-year-old Charles Baylor III, missing since November 14 from Jamison St. NE. Community engagement is crucial in the search.

Jim Jordan has referred Thomas Windom for criminal prosecution, alleging he obstructed Congress by not answering deposition questions despite DOJ authorization.