A fatal motorcycle collision in Southeast Washington, D.C., is under investigation after a man was killed when his bike struck a truck that fled the scene.

The U Street Corridor's new juvenile curfew led to quieter weekend nights and no curfew violations during its effective hours, but encounters with youth persisted afterwards, resulting in several stops and a few curfew violations.

Montgomery County detectives seek three suspects after an attempted carjacking of a rideshare driver on Rockville Pike. The victim was assaulted by a passenger but escaped and reported the incident.

Oregon Senators Wyden and Merkley introduced legislation to address potential corruption in presidential library donations amid concerns about Trump-related contributions.

Trump signed a proclamation granting coal plants a two-year reprieve from stricter emission standards, citing national security and the lack of viable technology. Critics raised environmental and health concerns.

Washington D.C.'s forecast includes sun, clouds, potential storms, and a Flood Watch. Highs may reach 92 degrees with chances of severe thunderstorms.

The Justice Department sued three ousted CPB members for illegally remaining in office and seeks a court order to affirm the President's authority to remove them.

Montgomery County Police's Summer Traffic Task Force has made 13 DUI and one criminal arrest in one week, as part of efforts to increase traffic safety by reducing impaired driving incidents.

Two individuals were arrested for an armed kidnapping in Northeast Washington involving forced ATM withdrawals.

Senator Wyden scrutinizes the US Forest Service Chief over declines in wildland firefighting capabilities and misleading statements during a committee hearing.

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.