The U.S. House passes H.J.Res. 142 to preserve tax benefits in D.C., opposing the local council's tax legislation changes, aiming to ensure residents receive full federal tax relief.

DC Police seek help finding Laynya Fitzhugh, 15, missing from C Street SE since Dec 19, 2025. Reported on Feb 3, 2026. Contact (202) 727-9099 or text 50411 with info.

Democratic Whip Katherine Clark criticizes ICE and CBP for misconduct and violence, demanding oversight and reform to protect communities and uphold civil liberties.

Montgomery County Council committees meet to discuss spending guidelines, a shift in retirement plan administration, workforce development renewal, economic indicators, and climate assessment amendments.

Congresswoman Escobar opposes new immigration detention centers in El Paso, as the community rejects the expansion of detention facilities like the scrutinized Camp East Montana.

Pickpocket Ka’Ron Davis was arrested by D.C. police after stealing a phone and wallet and assaulting two individuals.

Montgomery County Police are seeking public help to locate missing 37-year-old Robert Louis Robertson, highlighting the community's role in finding him.

The Arlington County Police report details recent crimes, including assaults, theft, and shoplifting, and reminds the public of the presumption of innocence.

The article describes the weather forecast for Washington D.C. including sunny skies, a mix of clouds, chilly breezes, potential snow showers, and strong winds over the coming week.

Senator Thom Tillis has questioned DHS over allegations of wrongful detention and excessive force in immigration operations and seeks answers ahead of a Judiciary Committee hearing.

Chairman Ted Cruz advocates for a unified federal policy on Autonomous Vehicles, emphasizing their safety benefits and the need to maintain U.S. leadership against global competition, like China.

Michael Scott has been indicted by a D.C. grand jury on charges of first-degree burglary and assault, with a history of prior violent crimes potentially affecting his sentencing.

U.S. Senators Wyden, Warren, and Sanders investigate Equifax for possibly benefiting from stricter Medicaid and SNAP eligibility policies, raising concerns about profiteering and impact on public welfare.