The Interior Department initiates the repeal of 18 outdated BLM regulations to boost energy autonomy and economic growth, in line with Trump's deregulation goals.

The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office commemorated deceased law enforcement canines, emphasizing their handlers' deep bonds with them and inviting community tribute.

The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office is actively recruiting at local events like Brunswick's Springfest, as seen on their Facebook page. They're using community engagement to attract new law enforcement candidates.

Plans for Trump's birthday military parade in DC, potentially causing $16 million in street damage, are a concern for infrastructure and budget. The Army plans to use steel plates to protect roads and will cover restoration costs.

Redland Middle School won the "Paint the Plow" contest by the Montgomery County Department of Transportation, with a design honoring public works heroes.

Montgomery County Government earned the Gold Bell Seal for Workplace Mental Health for the third year, demonstrating its dedication to employee mental wellness.

Washington DC Mayor Muriel Bowser announces summer events, including WorldPride 2025 and the Army 250 parade, promising a range of cultural and festive activities.

In 1914, the D.C. Fire Department modernized by adding Christie Front Wheel Drive Tractors to its fleet, turning horse-drawn wagons into motorized units.

The DC Fire and EMS Department celebrated the graduation of the first cohort from its 14-week School of Rescue, with graduates now trained in various life-saving special ops.

Montgomery County announces major updates to the Ride On bus system to align with WMATA's Better Bus Network, with changes effective June 29, aimed at improved metro connections and service reliability.

Montgomery County's DPS has released a podcast on pool safety and permits, highlighting guidelines for barriers and maintenance, and providing resources for homeowners.

Montgomery County's Department of Transportation teams up with Manna Food Center for a food drive, offering free bus rides for donations from May 25-31.

Montgomery County Commission for Women names Victoria Lever, Federica Albanese, Ansuya Bisbey, and Natalie Jean as winners of its annual Girl Power Contest, celebrated during Women's History Month.