Montgomery County Police's Summer Traffic Task Force's seventh week saw 28 DUI arrests among 130 traffic stops, issuing 240 citations and 155 warnings, with continued efforts to improve road safety.

The D.C. Metropolitan Police implemented an early curfew for minors in the Navy Yard area to reduce youth-related disturbances after July 4th incidents involving fireworks and arrests.

Political advisor David Gergen, who served four U.S. presidents, has died at 83. His career included roles from speechwriting to CNN analysis and academia at Harvard.

The Library of Congress National Book Festival celebrates its 25th anniversary with over 90 authors attending in Washington, D.C. on September 6, 2025.

USDA welcomes 2025 class of E. Kika De La Garza Fellows from Hispanic-Serving Institutions, aiming to enhance agricultural leadership and collaboration with USDA services.

Montgomery County introduces a "Curbside Seating Cafes" pilot program in Wheaton to convert parking spaces into outdoor dining areas, with guidelines for restaurants to maintain cleanliness and safety.

July is National Vehicle Theft Prevention Month; Maryland agencies highlight the risk of theft, especially from unlocked vehicles, and offer advice on anti-theft devices and practices.

Mayor Bowser announces the first Open Streets Capitol Hill event in Washington, turning selected streets into car-free zones for various activities and promoting sustainable transport.

Montgomery County provides free water on Ride On buses during a heat wave to prevent heat-related illnesses, with a Heat Emergency Alert in effect until June 26.

Mayor Bowser promotes free summer activities for DC youth and shares safety tips for the hot weather, highlighting a new portal to access program information.

Montgomery County honored six African American leaders with 'Living Legend Awards' for their impactful contributions in various fields during the 28th Annual Juneteenth celebration.

The Bowser Administration is hosting the third annual "Juneteenth in the District" event with activities that promote health, community, and the commemoration of the end of slavery in the U.S.

The U.S. government has introduced expanded mental health resources for federal wildland firefighters and dispatchers, providing them with access to licensed mental health professionals to address the unique challenges of their job.