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.

The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office warns of scam calls targeting elderly residents, where scammers pose as officers demanding money for fake warrants. They advise the public to verify such calls and report any incidents to the police.

The U.S. Park Police Horse Mounted Patrol ensures safety in D.C., fostering community relations through friendly public interactions and patrolling landmarks.

President Trump proclaimed June 15, 2025, as Father's Day, praising fathers’ roles and outlining policies supporting them, including family values and opposition to gender ideology.

A new bill proposes the largest tax cut in history for working and middle-class Americans, including significant tax reductions for earners between $30,000 and $80,000, as well as various other financial benefits.

DC firefighters from Engine Co. 17, Rescue Squad 2 & Truck Co. 4 were honored with the Unit Citation at FireHouse Magazine's 2024 Valor and Community Service Awards for a daring rescue from a collapsed, burning building.

Glencarlyn Days Pancake Breakfast brought together residents and local law enforcement for a community-building event featuring a shared meal and interaction.

The latest Department of Permitting Services podcast episode discusses building safety and how the County ensures emergency access for fire and EMT services.

Montgomery County leaders will honor 56 homeless individuals who died in 2024 and 2025, highlighting their commitment to ending homelessness in the community.