Eagle Pass, Texas, is set to expand its border crossing facilities, including a new bridge, following presidential authorization, aiming to boost traffic and trade with Mexico.

The president signed two resolutions, S.J. Res. 13 and S.J. Res. 31, impacting banking merger reviews and EPA pollution rules.

Senators Tillis, Coons, Blackburn, and Hirono support the Patent Eligibility Restoration Act to broaden the scope of patent-eligible inventions and bolster US innovation.

Montgomery County Police seek public help in identifying theft and burglary suspects in the Samuels Spring Court area and encourage use of their tip line for anonymous reports.

The National Weather Service has forecast potential severe weather in Washington D.C. with chances of showers, thunderstorms, and high temperatures up to 90°F. Dense fog warnings and a heat index up to 115 degrees are also noted.

The U.S. government has introduced expanded mental health resources for federal wildland firefighters and dispatchers, providing them with access to licensed mental health professionals to address the unique challenges of their job.

Montgomery County outlines Juneteenth transportation schedule, noting closed offices, holiday bus timetables, free parking, and available commuter services.

Metropolitan Police seek suspect for vandalizing a police car in NW DC, offering a $1,000 reward for relevant information leading to arrest and indictment.

Mayor Muriel Bowser engaged D.C. on economic and community fronts, discussing the city's economy at the Board of Trade and opening a Starbucks at the convention center.

A man faces charges after driving erratically at a Rockville school and resisting arrest, resulting in minor injuries to two Montgomery County Police officers.

"A Taste of the DMV" food event on June 14 will cause street closures and parking restrictions in DC, as announced by the Metropolitan Police Department.

DC Mayor Muriel Bowser reopened the renovated Public Safety Communications Center after an $18.5 million upgrade, which includes higher salaries and bonuses for call takers.

US governors will testify before a House Committee regarding their sanctuary policies and the alleged impact on public safety and federal immigration enforcement.