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.

Montgomery County Council discusses Bill 4-25 on surveillance tech regulations and reviews the Clarksburg Gateway Sector Plan for community development and environmental stewardship.

Rayshaud Davon Shield is charged after striking a Maryland State Trooper with his vehicle. The trooper was injured but released from the hospital. The crash is under investigation.

The Montgomery County Council is set to review the County's actions during a major winter storm in a public briefing on February 3, focusing on the response's effectiveness and areas for improvement.

President Trump has nominated Kevin Warsh to chair the Federal Reserve Board, a decision praised by Representative Ann Wagner for his experience and qualifications.

Councilmember Will Jawando organizes a Zoom town hall on Feb. 2 to discuss the response to Winter Storm Fern in Montgomery County ahead of a formal review.

A Cold Weather Advisory is in effect in the DC area with wind chills as low as -10°F. Residents are warned of hypothermia risks and urged to dress warmly.

Montgomery County police identified a 12-year-old student as the culprit behind a swatting incident from September 2025, although no criminal charges will be filed.

13-year-old Aiden "Niko" Offutt was found safe after being reported missing in Montgomery Village; police have not yet disclosed details of his return.