U.S. house prices saw a modest 2.9% year-over-year increase, with some regional variances and slight monthly cooling, indicating a mixed housing market.

Senator Wyden requested an independent review of U.S. federal court cybersecurity after a significant breach, criticizing their slow security improvements and lack of transparency.

Montgomery County Police seek public help to find missing teen Cheickousmane Maiga, with the Special Victims Investigations Division making an urgent appeal.

The BTS released the summer 2025 Transportation Economic Trends update, analyzing the impact of transportation costs on households and the economy, and providing insights into employment and productivity in the transportation sector.

The U.S. Marshals and local law enforcement arrested three suspects linked to gang activity and violent crimes in Waldorf, Maryland, including Eral Tyree Porter, who faced multiple charges.

The Trump administration's HHS has directed 46 states and territories to remove "gender ideology" from federally funded sex ed materials, or risk losing funding.

Rep. Steve Womack supports Trump's Executive Order against flag desecration and pushes for a constitutional amendment to further protect the U.S. flag.

Road closures and parking restrictions are expected in downtown DC due to the National Homeland Security Conference at the convention center from Aug 26-28.

President Trump has issued an Executive Order to eliminate cashless bail in D.C., aiming to prioritize public safety and federal charges. The move has sparked debate.

U.S. Transportation Secretary threatens to withdraw federal funds from California, Washington, and New Mexico for not enforcing English language proficiency requirements for commercial drivers.

Montgomery County invites residents to discuss public safety and policing at an open ACP forum on September 8, where community feedback is encouraged.

U.S. Secretary Sean Duffy threatens to cut federal funds unless California, Washington, and New Mexico enforce English proficiency rules for commercial drivers.

A 64-year-old man in Southwest D.C. was arrested for firing at teenagers after a prank; no injuries reported. Charges include assault and firearms offenses.