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.

An arrest was made in a fatal shooting of Mignon Brown-Massey in Northeast Washington, D.C. Darryn Bynum Jr. is charged with Second Degree Murder While Armed.

The US and Japan signed a Memorandum of Cooperation to expand science and technology collaboration, focusing on AI, biotech, and quantum technology, enhancing supply chains and setting global standards.

Washington D.C. will experience varied weather, starting with partly sunny skies and possibly transitioning to showers and thunderstorms midweek, then clearing up by the weekend.

Chairman Brian Mast supports the probe into China's adherence to the Phase One trade deal and criticizes their excuses for not meeting purchase commitments.

Montgomery County Police seek public help in locating missing 38-year-old Daisy Alejandra Reyes from Germantown.

Senator Katie Britt discussed the government shutdown's impact on Alabama, highlighting the struggles of furloughed workers and small business owners in need of federal services.

Transportation Secretary Duffy highlights the impact of the government shutdown on American aviation, with air traffic controllers unpaid and holiday travel potentially disrupted.

The Metropolitan Police Department arrested Rahsaan Smith for a 2023 triple homicide in Southeast Washington DC, with charges including three counts of premeditated first-degree murder.

The NWS in DC has issued a Frost Advisory with an expected sunny day and a high of 60 degrees, and advises residents to prepare for cooler temperatures ahead.

Hawaii's Governor Josh Green visited Washington, D.C., to discuss federal matters important to the state, such as energy, the environment, healthcare, and security.