Arlington County Police join the Winter 2026 Street Smart campaign, focusing on traffic safety education and enforcement to reduce accidents during winter.

Leesburg begins a tree inventory to improve care and management, funded by a grant, with data collection by arborists using advanced technology. The results will enhance the town's urban forestry plan.

Montgomery County is enhancing its Food Recovery Network to improve food waste reduction and address hunger, by providing funding and infrastructure such as refrigerated vehicles and storage units.

Arlington County announces trash and recycling collection schedule changes for New Year's Day 2026, with services pausing and resuming on a one-day delay.

Volunteers at the Basilica in Northeast D.C. packed over 2,000 Christmas dinners for delivery to those in need across various neighborhoods, continuing a tradition spanning over five decades.

DC Fire and EMS Platoon 1 tackled 542 calls on Christmas Eve, including 433 medical and 84 fire-related emergencies, highlighting their non-stop service amid the holiday.

The DC Police issued an alert for Zara Myers, 14, missing from Maryland Avenue, NE. Public assistance is requested; details shared on social media and Twitter.

The U.S. Senate passed the ROTOR Act, led by Ted Cruz, to enhance aviation safety for military aircraft, gaining White House support and moving closer to becoming law.

Montgomery County Recreation offers Summer Camp Fairs for families to explore camp options, with interactive activities and financial aid assistance for attendees.

Montgomery County announces holiday government closures, early library and ABS store closures, altered public transit schedules, suspended waste services, and free parking on Christmas and New Year's Day.

Senators Lee and Booker introduce a bipartisan bill to reform EQIP, targeting wasteful spending and ensuring small farmers have better access to federal conservation funds.

The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office and community participated in an annual toy drive supported by local benefactor Annabelle Lee, collecting toys, coats, and socks for children in need.

Montgomery County Public Libraries will offer free printing and copying services starting January 5, 2026, to improve public access and support digital equity.