Senator Thom Tillis reintroduces bills to impose stiffer penalties for assaulting or killing police officers, inspired by a recent attack on officers in San Antonio.

DC Police seek help to find missing 68-year-old James Johnson, last seen January 25 on the 300 Block of 50th Street NE. Public urged to contact with info.

DC Police issued an alert for Ashley Gibson, 27, last seen in Northwest Washington, asking for public assistance to locate her amid sparse details on her disappearance.

Washington D.C. wakes to a brisk morning, with temperatures expected to rise to 52°F. A calm wind will become a mild breeze, with a slight temperature drop and clouds overnight.

Mayor Muriel Bowser and RAMW launched Winter Restaurant Week in DC from Jan 27 to Feb 2, offering special menu options at local restaurants to support the industry.

DC Police are searching for a missing 73-year-old man, Claude Lee Davis, since January 23, 2025, in NE Washington and seek public help via social media.

MPD made a second arrest in a 2023 homicide case; a 22-year-old from Florida faces First Degree Murder charges for the death of Leo Colter in McPherson Square.

President Trump signed an executive order supporting the Lumbee Tribe's federal recognition, a goal Senator Tillis commends and sees as a path to benefits and historical rectification.

Two D.C. men were sentenced for a September Gucci store burglary; one got 24 months in jail and three years' supervised release, the other 18 months and one year probation.

Senator Thom Tillis reintroduces the Justice for Victims of Sanctuary Cities Act, targeting sanctuary policies and aiming to allow victims to sue for crimes committed by undocumented immigrants.

Washington D.C. is forecasted to have sunny skies with stable temperatures, highs in the mid-30s, and gentle winds, according to the National Weather Service.

Senator Tillis expresses optimism for President Trump's agenda, including border security, economic revitalization, and supporting North Carolina's recovery.

Montgomery County has issued updates on services due to predicted snowfall, including canceling activities and urging residents to prepare for harsh conditions. Snow operations are active to keep roads clear.