DDOT has announced the DC Streetcar will end service on March 31, 2026, with alternative transportation options suggested, including changes to the operating schedule in the interim.

ACPD's 11th Annual Fill the Cruiser Toy Drive collects toys for children in need during the holiday season, with various drop-off events and locations in Arlington.

Trump's Asia tour resulted in U.S. tech partnerships with Japan and Korea, emphasizing collaborative advancements in AI, quantum computing, and biotechnology.

D.C. Police seek public help with Northeast shooting investigation led by Commander Hickman; tips can be submitted at 202-727-9099 or anonymously via text to 50411.

Senators criticize HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. for firing over 100 SAMHSA employees, potentially affecting the U.S. response to the opioid crisis.

Washington faces potential Head Start program closures due to government shutdown and funding issues, affecting over 3,000 preschoolers and their families. Senator Cantwell calls for urgent resolution.

Senators urge Trump to secure the release of Hong Kong activist Jimmy Lai during a meeting with China's Xi, citing his health and trial under the National Security Law.

DDOT and Councilmember Felder's Office are hosting a town hall on November 12, 2025, to discuss East Capitol Street NE/SE safety and mobility, with emphasis on community input for the design phase.

The US and South Korea signed the U.S.-ROK Technology Prosperity Deal to collaborate in tech and innovation, including AI, healthcare, and space exploration.

An arrest was made in a fatal shooting of Mignon Brown-Massey in Northeast Washington, D.C. Darryn Bynum Jr. is charged with Second Degree Murder While Armed.

The National Weather Service issued advisories for Washington D.C., predicting showers, thunderstorms, and potential coastal flooding, with a temporary sunny break on Friday and a clear weekend ahead.

DC Police seek help finding missing 24-year-old Sean Dixon, last seen in Southeast DC on Pecan Street on October 28, 2025. Public urged to share information.

The US and Japan signed a Memorandum of Cooperation to expand science and technology collaboration, focusing on AI, biotech, and quantum technology, enhancing supply chains and setting global standards.