DC Fire and EMS Platoon 1 tackled 542 calls on Christmas Eve, including 433 medical and 84 fire-related emergencies, highlighting their non-stop service amid the holiday.

The D.C. Police are searching for 16-year-old Zariya Garner, last seen in Northeast D.C. They have asked for public assistance and provided contact numbers for tips.

Senators, including Ron Wyden, oppose the Trump administration's proposed national park fee increases for non-residents, citing the lack of public input and potential negative impacts on tourism and park accessibility.

DC Police issued an alert for missing 10-year-old Delonte Garvin and are seeking community assistance to locate him. No details on the circumstances of his disappearance were provided.

The Montgomery County community is asked to help find missing teenager Dante Butler during the holiday season, with a plea issued by local police for public assistance.

Christmas weather in Washington, D.C. features overcast skies, scattered showers, and a forecast of sleet and rain, with fluctuating temperatures throughout the week and sunny days expected by Tuesday.

U.S. Senators Wyden and Merkley express concern over potential loss of mental health services in Malheur County, Oregon, due to Medicaid cuts, and have requested health care organizations to ensure care continuity for affected residents.

A person trapped in an elevator was rescued by Special Ops firefighters using a vortex system, as reported by the DC Fire and EMS Department. The operation was successful and the individual was unharmed.

The District Government will operate on modified hours on Christmas Eve and close for Christmas Day, with essential services like emergency shelters and mental health support remaining available.

Montgomery County Police arrested two juveniles for auto thefts, using a drone to observe their attempts to enter vehicles. A stolen gun was also recovered.

The Trump administration halted offshore wind project leases over national security concerns, impacting several projects and citing risks like radar interference.

A D.C. police officer was seriously injured after being hit by a vehicle on I-695 while helping a motorist. The driver remained at the scene; the officer is hospitalized.

U.S. Secretary of Transportation, Sean P. Duffy, announced a $1 billion funding increase to enhance road safety, impacting a range of projects across the nation.