During Lung Cancer Awareness Month, D.C. Mayor Bowser and DC Health advocate for early detection and prevention, highlighting resources like expanded screening and anti-smoking support for residents.

The article details the weather forecast for Washington D.C., outlining a shift from increasing clouds and mild temperatures to possible rain over the weekend and sunny days to follow.

Arlington community reports ongoing crimes including robbery, burglary, and larceny. Police are investigating multiple incidents, with the community urged to stay informed and assist.

The CFPB informed a court that it cannot lawfully request funds from the Federal Reserve due to an OLC opinion, but has enough funds until December 31, 2025.

Edwin Aragon was charged with the murder of his wife, Sarahi Aragon-Cruz, following a shooting in their Fairland home, and turned himself in two days later.

The U.S. House is set to honor veterans by upholding commitments with the Senate Amendment to H.R. 5371, funding veteran medical care, mental health, and more.

A juvenile male, identified as 17-year-old Tristan Johnson, was fatally shot in Southeast, prompting a police investigation and a $25,000 reward for information.

The D.C. area experienced cold temperatures and brisk winds on Veterans Day, with NWS issuing warnings for local waters and freezing conditions in some counties.

Attorney General Schwalb secured a $41 million judgment against former owners of Marbury Plaza for severe housing violations, marking a historic win for tenants' rights in DC.

The National Weather Service warns of gale-force winds and freezing temperatures in Washington D.C. with sunny yet blustery conditions expected on Veterans Day.

The District Government announces service adjustments for Veterans Day, ensuring essential services such as homeless shelters remain open for vulnerable populations.

Washington D.C.'s National Veterans Parade will cause significant street closures and parking restrictions, with emergency no-parking from 5am to 5pm on selected streets, as outlined by MPDC.

President Trump has ordered the DOJ to probe major U.S. meat packers for possible collusion and price-fixing, focusing on their dominance in the beef market and impact on pricing and competition.