Maryland and Virginia Youth Clubs Shut Down Following Child Exploitation and Embezzlement Investigation
Two non-profits in Maryland and Virginia were ordered to shut down after exploiting children to sell candy for personal gain, collecting over $857,000. Their president, Jule Huston, is banned from nonprofit activity in DC, Maryland, and Virginia.
Mayor Bowser Reports Rising Teacher and Principal Retention in DC Schools
Teacher and principal retention rates in DC schools reach a five-year high, with a majority of educators rated effective or highly effective. Mayor Bowser highlights the impact of increased support and investments in the education workforce.
Man Charged with Multiple Offenses After Vehicular Assault and Officer-Involved Shooting Outside Northeast DC Nightclub
The MPD updated on an incident where suspect Christopher Cherry engaged in vehicular assault and was shot by an officer outside a DC nightclub. Cherry faces multiple charges and the shooting is under review.
Coast Guard Approves Fixed-Span Design for I-5 Bridge, Sen. Cantwell Eyes Construction Start in Portland-Vancouver Corridor
The I-5 bridge replacement project received Coast Guard approval for a fixed-span design, which is expected to ease traffic and reduce costs. Sen. Cantwell has played a key role in securing funding for the project.
U.S. Integrated Ocean Observing System Saved from Cuts with $47.5M Boost in Bipartisan Effort Led by Senators Cantwell and Wicker
Senator Cantwell secured funding for the U.S. Integrated Ocean Observing System (IOOS), increasing its budget by 12% to $47.5 million, countering proposed cuts under Trump's budget.
Bethesda's Walt Whitman High School Defaced with Anti-Muslim Graffiti, Police Seek Community Help to Identify Vandals
Walt Whitman High School in Bethesda was vandalized with anti-Muslim and anti-Palestinian graffiti; police seek help to find the suspects. A reward is offered for information leading to an arrest.












