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.

Senators and representatives advocate for the Ensuring Justice for Camp Lejeune Victims Act to expedite the resolution of contaminated water claims at Camp Lejeune.

The House passed two cybersecurity bills, including H.R. 2659 and the PILLAR Act, to improve U.S. cyber defenses against threats such as state-sponsored attacks.

Kantu Graham was arrested for a robbery in Adams Morgan, where he allegedly assaulted a victim and stole a backpack.

Prince George's County Council passed Zoey's Law to limit police pursuits after a tragic crash took 3-year-old Zoey Harrison's life, in an effort to enhance public safety and accountability.

MPD arrested Eric Foster for a robbery on U Street after a quick response to the crime. The victim was unharmed, but other suspects may be at large. The investigation continues.

The DC Police are actively searching for Anaya Henson, a 17-year-old missing since November 14, 2025, last seen on Downing St. NE. They seek public assistance in locating her.

The National Weather Service has issued advisories for DC, including a Wind Advisory, Gale Warning, and Red Flag Warning due to strong winds and low humidity, increasing fire risk.

Michael Mason, 21, was sentenced to nearly 29 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to the 2020 murders of Brea Moon and Antwuan Roach. Authorities say he carried out the shootings one month apart in Washington, D.C., following investigations led by MPD and federal partners.

A D.C. mother was sentenced to 41 years for murdering her 16-month-old daughter, after being found guilty on multiple charges including first-degree cruelty to children.