Chairman James Comer leads a thorough House investigation into the government's handling of the Epstein and Maxwell case, emphasizing transparency and seeking justice for the survivors.

Chairman Comer investigates the National Academies' expedited review of the EPA's 2009 Endangerment Finding, suspecting partisan bias and lack of transparency.

DC Mayor Bowser unveils a new labor contract with the DC Police Union, increasing police salaries and benefitting both union and non-union members to improve competitiveness and department size.

MPD arrested Randall Mack, the second suspect in a May homicide on 21st Street NE, charging him with felony murder.

Two men were charged for an armed robbery at a CVS Pharmacy in Potomac, with subsequent arrests made in NC and NY. They are also linked to crimes in VA.

The U.S. Marshals have joined MPD's hunt for a suspect in a Labor Day murder in Northwest D.C., where Francois Adkins was killed. Up to $40,000 is offered for leads resulting in an arrest and conviction.

HHS under Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. is tackling information blocking to improve patient access to their health data, enforcing the 21st Century Cures Act, with potential penalties for violators.

Chairwoman Luna is set to host a hearing on UAP transparency and whistleblower protection, aiming to increase government openness about UAPs and their potential threats.

Montgomery County Police arrested a suspect for a 2022 homicide; the community and U.S. Marshals aided in the apprehension. The victim, Nathaniel Potts, was shot at Summit Hills.

Mayor Muriel Bowser expands DC's initiative to convert commercial spaces into residential units, with projects like the transformation of 1990 K Street NW, adding over 700 living spaces and retail areas.

The House Committee is considering the FEMA Act of 2025 to revamp federal disaster response, with broad support from stakeholders and provisions for streamlining assistance and elevating FEMA's status.

The MPD is seeking a suspect for assaulting a special police officer in Northwest. The incident took place in broad daylight, and a $1,000 reward is offered for information leading to arrest.

Montgomery County Police seek public help for a commercial burglary on Randolph Road, offering a $250-$10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. Details of the theft and suspect remain undisclosed.