The Montgomery County Council will address topics including a Head Start program appropriation and Emergency Medical Services reimbursement in its February 3 session, also recognizing Transit Equity Day and Black History Month.

Montgomery County DPS hosts its annual Stakeholders Forum with building industry professionals to discuss permitting processes, scheduled for March 3.

Metro Police make a second arrest in the case of deceased Chyna Crawford; 31-year-old Bjarni Cooper faces multiple charges, including First Degree Murder.

A bipartisan bill, the National Law Enforcement Officers Remembrance, Support, and Community Outreach Act, aims to support law enforcement with public education initiatives and honor fallen officers.

Prince George's County Police announced that 12-year-old Christopher Jones was found safe after being missing for less than 24 hours, highlighting community involvement and relief.

A Maryland State Trooper was injured when hit by an allegedly impaired driver while conducting a roadside check on Branch Avenue. The suspect, Rayshaud Davon Shield, faces multiple charges.

The article discusses a Senate hearing on the strategic importance of the U.S. Coast Guard in the Arctic, highlighting new Coast Guard investments and addressing foreign military incursions in American waters.

A fire consumed two townhomes in Fairfax County, displacing residents and challenging firefighters due to cold weather and suspected gas involvement; no injuries reported.

Senator Tillis opposes any Fed nominee, including Warsh, until a DOJ investigation into Chairman Powell is resolved, citing the need to protect Fed's autonomy.

Senator Ashley Moody advocates for expanding Florida's educational policies nationally during National School Choice Week, celebrating the state's success and promoting the Education Freedom tax credit.

Florida receives nearly $481 million for disaster recovery, with Senator Moody instrumental in securing the federal funds for 535 public assistance projects.

The National Weather Service forecasts a sunny, chilly start in D.C. with temperatures peaking at 33 degrees and brisk winds. Snow is possible Tuesday with varying conditions throughout the week.

DC Public Schools announced a delayed opening due to cold weather but will return to normal hours Tuesday. Residents are urged to take precautions in the cold and shelters will extend hours.