Traffic around the Kennedy Center will be heavily restricted on January 29, 2026, due to special events, with multiple road closures and parking restrictions.

Sen. Deb Fischer advocates for the reauthorization of FirstNet, emphasizing its importance for first responders and calling for improvements in its oversight structure.

The D.C. Police Department is seeking the public's help to find missing 16-year-old Harmony Barnes last seen in Northeast Washington D.C. on January 26, 2026.

The National Weather Service issued a Cold Weather Advisory for Washington D.C., warning of wind chills as low as -9°F and advising precautions against hypothermia.

U.S. Marshals captured Edward Macias, wanted for San Jose crimes including robbery and carjacking, after a detailed operation by the Pacific Southwest Regional Fugitive Task Force.

Senator Ashley Moody introduces the Combating Online Predators Act to criminalize distributions of CSAM threats, highlighting the need to protect children from sextortion.

The Arlington Police released a crime report detailing recent incidents, from shoplifting to assault, reminding readers that investigations can change perceptions of these cases.

Senate HELP Committee Republicans form a task force to combat fraud in federal spending, led by Senator Cassidy and focusing on protecting taxpayer funds.

The U.S. Marshals arrested Deanthony Tillman for his alleged role in a 2025 Illinois drive-by shooting that killed a teen.

Police investigate the homicide of 37-year-old Matthew Hinkle in Glenarden; up to $25,000 reward offered for information leading to an arrest and charge.

Montgomery County is set for committee meetings on topics like public safety, immigrant protections, and development, including a Public Safety Joint Operations Center budget increase and the Promoting Community Trust - Immigrant Protections Act.

Senator Blackburn introduces a bill to allow disabled Americans to maintain Medicaid coverage after age 65, addressing the current policy that often forces them to retire early to keep benefits.

DC Public Schools will be closed due to snow, while DC Government opens at 10AM. Garbage services are paused, and a snow emergency is in effect through Thursday. Residents are advised to stay warm and look out for each other in the extreme cold.