Michelle Bowman from the Federal Reserve Board emphasized innovation for financial inclusion and combatting fraud at the second Financial Inclusion Conference.

Oregon's airports are receiving a $5.15 million federal investment for improvements, as announced by state lawmakers, to enhance safety, operations, and local economies.

The DC Council advanced Initiative 83 for ranked-choice voting, debated a tipped wage compromise, scrutinized funding for a new stadium, and deliberated budget changes including child tax credit and environmental programs.

The D.C. Metropolitan Police implemented an early curfew for minors in the Navy Yard area to reduce youth-related disturbances after July 4th incidents involving fireworks and arrests.

Political advisor David Gergen, who served four U.S. presidents, has died at 83. His career included roles from speechwriting to CNN analysis and academia at Harvard.

The DOJ filed a statement of interest in a case accusing news organizations and digital platforms of colluding to suppress news sources, emphasizing competition in the marketplace of ideas.

Washington D.C. faces a hot and stormy week with chances of showers and thunderstorms varying from slight to 70%, heat indices reaching 101, and temperatures fluctuating around the 90s.

MCDOT won 8 NACo awards for innovative programs in civic education, public safety, and more, with Director Conklin highlighting the benefits to residents.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announces the expansion of the U.S. Marine Highway Program, adding 848 miles and 14 new sponsors to enhance the national water-based freight network.

D.C. forecast calls for a break from fog, sunny skies with high temps, and potential for weekend thunderstorms escalating to a 70% chance of rain by Monday.

A 71-year-old D.C. man was sentenced to 15 months in prison for defrauding a housing program and illegal firearm possession. He pled guilty and will also have three years of supervised release and pay restitution.

A suspect, George Mudd, has been arrested in the 1999 murder of Susan Cvengros due to DNA technology linking him to the crime. Mudd faces first-degree murder charges.

The Department of the Interior approved a coal mining project in Tennessee, projected to produce 1.8 million tons of coal over ten years for energy and industry.