Peaceful Pilgrimage Through Arlington Buddhist Monks Walk for Peace Heads to Washington D.C.
Buddhist monks are walking from Texas to DC, with road closures in Arlington for their journey promoting peace on Feb 9-10. Spectators may observe but not interfere.
Montgomery County Launches "Look Before You Book" Campaign to Counter Illegal Massage Businesses and Human Trafficking
Montgomery County launches "Look Before You Book" campaign to educate on and combat illegal massage operations linked to human trafficking, encouraging public reporting and awareness.
Extreme Cold and High Wind Warnings Issued for Washington D.C., Maryland, and Virginia
An Extreme Cold Warning and High Wind Warning have been issued for the DC area with dangerously low wind chills and potential power outages expected. Residents are advised to take precautions against the cold and wind.
Felon Sentenced to 30 Months After Guilty Plea for Intent to Distribute Marijuana and Illegal Firearm Possession
Lorenzo Greene, a 21-year-old felon, was sentenced to 30 months in federal prison for crashing into an FBI vehicle during a pursuit, illegal gun possession, and intent to distribute marijuana.
U.S. House Committee Subpoenas Coupang Over Alleged Discrimination by South Korea Against American Businesses
The U.S. House Judiciary Committee issues a subpoena to Coupang amid concerns over South Korea's treatment of American businesses, suggesting discriminatory practices in favor of local competitors.
Former DC Government Employee Admits to Theft and Trafficking of Government Laptops Worth $30K
A former DC government IT manager, Darrell A. Smith, Sr., pleaded guilty to theft and trafficking of government laptops, costing taxpayers $30,000. He is scheduled for sentencing on April 17, 2026.












