The Montgomery County DHHS report on chronic diseases from 2010-2023 highlights health disparities, particularly among communities of color, and the need for targeted healthcare and policy adaptation.

Washington D.C. is set for a warm and mostly clear week, with temperatures rising near 80 degrees, amid light winds and the potential of showers by Tuesday night.

Congressman Van Drew criticizes Democrats for the government shutdown, claiming they refused a "clean bill" from House Republicans meant to protect services and fund the government.

MCPD released a Community Trust Survey to gather Montgomery County residents' feedback on police relations, seeking confidential input to guide local law enforcement practices.

Mayor Bowser asserts DC will stay operational despite the federal shutdown, assuring public services and benefits like SNAP and Medicaid continue without disruption.

Congressman Rob Wittman criticizes the government shutdown, highlighting its negative effects on families and veterans, and urges the Senate to act on previously passed funding legislation.

Police seek a suspect for attempted robbery at a Silver Spring 7-Eleven; the male individual failed to steal cigars after showing a concealed weapon. Public assistance is requested.

The U.S. has implemented the new NOTAM Management Service to improve air safety, replacing outdated systems. This upgrade, ahead of schedule, aims for completion in Spring 2026.

Washington D.C. experienced light rain, high humidity, and mild temperatures, according to the NWS, with clearer, sunny weather expected in the coming days.

The Metropolitan Police arrested Gino Jacquesz Williams for a Southeast Washington robbery and linked him to additional crimes, with ongoing search for another suspect.

U.S. Rep. John McGuire introduces REMIT Act to raise remittance tax from 1% to 15%, aiming to retain funds in the U.S. Critics fear impact on immigrants and foreign economies.

The DC Police Department is seeking the public's help in locating missing 53-year-old Michael Wyms, last seen on September 27 in Northwest Washington, D.C.

Oregon airports receive over $18 million in federal funding for improvements, including upgrades to runways and taxiways, as announced by Senators Merkley and Wyden.