A Greenbelt man was sentenced to three years after his ATV struck two MPD officers on U Street, leaving one with serious injuries.

Utah’s high court refused to pause a judge‑ordered redistricting plan, keeping a Salt Lake County‑centered congressional map on track and sharpening the 2026 fight. The move limits the Legislature’s immediate options as candidates eye the new district.

DC bids farewell to Battalion Chief Keith Long; traffic delays expected due to the funeral procession with street closures in DC and Prince George’s County Maryland.

WMATA is upgrading bus shelters at Shady Grove East Metrorail Station, altering stops and routes during construction. Commuters should expect changes and consult posted signs or the website for guidance.

A D.C. federal judge ordered the DOJ to expedite CREW’s FOIA requests about a national voter‑file effort, moving the request ahead of other cases and setting a March 20 progress report.

Ride On Bus services in Montgomery County will face schedule changes on certain Sundays due to Metrorail construction, with Routes 34 and 46 affected. A zero-fare policy is in place for all Ride On buses.

AG Brian L. Schwalb sues Red Oak Capital for alleged discrimination against non-subsidy tenants, potentially violating DC's rent controls and fair housing laws.

A watchdog group says Kyrsten Sinema converted more than $700,000 in campaign funds to personal use after she left the Senate, flagging travel, meals and staff pay. The Campaign Legal Center has asked the FEC to investigate.

A Berkeley County deputy swam into the Potomac on Thursday to pull a man from the water after the suspect jumped from a bridge during a pursuit; the man faces felony fleeing charges.

The House will consider the ROTOR Act, aimed at improving aviation safety following a fatal crash near Reagan National, backed by a bipartisan coalition and recommended by the NTSB.

The Montgomery County Council is set to discuss state and local legislation, review the public schools' $2.79 billion budget, and explore community development plans, including the Emory Grove and Clarksburg Gateway Sector Plan.

Malik Proctor Vasquez was arrested for a December shots fired incident with charges including Shooting into an Occupied Vehicle. No injuries were reported, and the investigation is ongoing.

Washington is pressing Brussels to loosen import rules so Europe can take more U.S. oil and gas, seeking methane exemptions and pressing the IEA to change course.