Senators demand DOJ and FBI release records related to the Arctic Frost investigation, which involved acquiring phone data from Members of Congress, citing constitutional concerns and the need for governmental transparency.

Mayor Muriel Bowser will join a fireside chat at the Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit in D.C., which is open to press via RSVP and available to stream live online.

Early voting starts in Georgia for municipal elections, including pivotal Public Service Commission races, with ballot casting options before the Nov. 4 election day.

President Trump declared a National Day of Remembrance for assassinated conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, urging Americans to pray for peace and unity.

President Trump claims a diplomatic victory by facilitating the release of hostages and advancing peace in Gaza, receiving acclaim during his meetings in Israel and Egypt.

Rep. Maxine Waters reveals the Trump Administration's attempt to lay off the Treasury Department's CDFI Fund staff amid the government shutdown. This move may affect critical funding for underserved communities.

Police in Northeast DC arrested a teenager for a July burglary; two suspects remain at large. A reward is offered for information leading to further arrests.

Speaker Johnson criticizes the Democrats' $1.5 trillion proposal to end the government shutdown, highlighting items such as health benefits for undocumented immigrants and foreign climate projects.

Arlington County Police invite residents to Fall 2025 community meetings to discuss local issues and safety, with virtual and in-person attendance options.

The National Weather Service forecasts a sunny week for Washington D.C., with mild temperatures and occasional gusty winds. The weekend may bring partly cloudy skies and a chance of rain.

The Fed released minutes from August and September 2025 meetings, providing insight into the discount rate decision-making process for depository institutions.

The Arlington County Crime Report provides factual accounts of local incidents, reminds residents that suspects are innocent until proven guilty, and can be cross-referenced with Virginia's judicial records.

Senator Tom Cotton requested an investigation into Megaspeed, a Chinese company, for potential evasion of U.S. export laws and concerns over American intellectual property and technology transfers.