Mayor Bowser started renovations at Martin Luther King, Jr. Elementary on Halloween with a themed event open to press and community, highlighting educational commitment.

Montgomery County offers free virtual seminars on separation and divorce, starting November 5th, for residents needing legal guidance through June 2026.

Montgomery County Public Libraries hosts its first Local Author Showcase, a family-friendly event celebrating local writers, set for Nov. 22 at Wheaton Community Recreation Center.

Mayor Bowser promotes safe Halloween celebrations in Washington D.C., including traffic enforcement, safety tips for families, and the presence of Halloween Go Teams to assist and monitor activities.

Mayor Bowser and the DPW launched the 2025–2026 Leaf Collection season in D.C., running from November to February, including updated services and an expanded Food Waste Smart Bin Program.

DC Fire and EMS visited Center City Public Charter School to educate students on fire safety and demonstrate how to call 911 in emergencies, fostering community trust.

Mayor Bowser of Washington D.C. had a busy weekend attending a local soccer game and the 30th Anniversary of the Million Man March, and privately toured AT&T Stadium.

Montgomery County has unveiled Park Montgomery West, expanding affordable housing options with an additional 217 units in Silver Spring, supported by innovative funding, including tax credits and PILOT agreements.

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 celebrated DC's artistic talent at the 40th Annual Mayor’s Arts Awards at the National Theatre, honoring local creatives and organizations.

MPD and PGPD join for Operation Blue Lights Nights to increase safety, visibility in high-crime areas, and community engagement on September 26-27, from 5 pm to 3 am.

Montgomery County gears up for Active Aging Week on Oct. 6-12, with key events at the Nancy H. Dacek North Potomac Community Recreation Center to promote wellness among seniors.

GWU increased security due to threats following a staff member's post about Charlie Kirk's death, with students having mixed feelings but generally trusting the university's response.