DC Fire and EMS Department Tackles 542 Calls on Christmas Eve, Showcasing Devotion to Public Service Amidst Holiday Celebrations
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.
Montgomery County Announces Holiday Closures and Schedule Changes for Christmas, New Year's Day
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.
Bipartisan Bill by Senators Lee and Booker Seeks to Reform Farm Conservation Spending, Boost Support for Small Farmers
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.
Montgomery County Sheriff's Office and Local Benefactor Annabelle Lee Spread Holiday Cheer with Annual Toy Drive
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.
Rep. Veronica Escobar of El Paso Opposes Defense Bill, Citing Concerns Over LGBTQ+ Marginalization and Immigration Enforcement Abuses
Congresswoman Veronica Escobar voted against the FY 2026 NDAA, citing opposition to certain provisions related to LGBTQ+ marginalization and military use in immigration enforcement.
DC Police Chief Pamela Smith Pays Tribute to Tenure, Expresses Confidence in Department's Future as She Steps Down
Chief of Police Pamela A. Smith reflects on her tenure, expressing gratitude and hope in a statement as she steps down from her role, affirming the progress made in combating crime in Washington, DC.












