U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announces a record $3.89 billion TIFIA loan for Georgia infrastructure, funding the State Route 400 Express Lanes Project to ease traffic and enhance commute options.

Director Michael Kratsios presented the U.S. President's AI Action Plan, emphasizing America's commitment to leading in artificial intelligence and the plan's focus on innovation, infrastructure, and diplomacy.

Police are searching for suspects involved in an armed robbery on the 1100 block of Connecticut Avenue Northwest, Washington D.C. where jewelry was stolen. A $10,000 reward is offered for information.

The DC Council approved the first vote on the redevelopment plan for the former RFK stadium site, which could see a return of the Commanders to DC, following a deal that includes significant financial benefits for the district.

A man was fatally shot in a Washington D.C. parking garage near Union Station; police seek a suspect and offer a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

Chief Pamela A. Smith announces a Juvenile Curfew Zone in Southwest, effective August 1-4, 2025, to address safety concerns over large youth gatherings.

MPD made arrests in cases of vehicle theft and unauthorized use in Washington, DC, as part of ongoing efforts to reduce such crimes, though details on the arrests are limited.

Washington D.C. is predicted to have sunny skies and rising temperatures, with highs in the mid-80s, transitioning into a week with similar conditions and a slight chance of evening showers midweek.

The FTA releases guidance videos to prepare U.S. cities' public transit for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, ensuring safety and efficiency for increased demand.

A suspect, Andre Thomas, was arrested for a knife-related assault in Northwest Washington, DC after a verbal argument turned violent, causing non-life-threatening injuries to one person.

USDA decentralizes, creating regional hubs including one in Indianapolis, praised by local politicians for bringing services closer to agricultural communities and saving taxpayer money.

The Senate has passed Sen. Wyden's bill, requiring an unclassified report on U.S. phone network vulnerabilities, prompted by security concerns and the 'Salt Typhoon' cyberattack.

Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy enforced stricter safety measures for wind turbine construction near transport routes, addressing overlooked engineer concerns of radio frequency interference by the prior administration.