GSA has listed the Wilbur J. Cohen Federal Building for accelerated disposition, and preservationists warn fragile New Deal murals — and a tie to UM’s Wilbur Cohen — could be at risk.

A late-night Woodbridge apartment fire injured two firefighters and left eight adults and one child displaced; the county fire marshal says discarded smoking materials started the blaze.

New York topped the Northeast in hotel deals in 2025 as regional transaction volume jumped from about $3 billion to $4.4 billion. Industry data show the city outpaced a 10‑year investment average.

K2 Cafe expanded from Poolesville into Clarksburg Market on Jan. 15, bringing a full kitchen and expanded Himalayan‑Italian menu to north Montgomery County.

A federal judge rebuked ICE after it terminated a Milwaukee student's F-1 status over a dismissed traffic charge. The ruling allows the student to challenge the SEVIS revocation under the APA.

A Southeast D.C. man who was days from release died in federal custody on Feb. 11; his family alleges abuse at USP Lee and is funding a private autopsy while officials withhold details.

About 81,800 Babysense Max View parent displays are being recalled after reports they can overheat and spark while charging.

Clear and breezy Sunday in D.C., highs near 48°F. A light wintry mix with possible freezing rain could make Monday night into Tuesday's commute slippery.

Emergency crews found a small plane in woods near Hollywood Road Saturday morning. Maryland State Police will lead the investigation as officials work to confirm casualties and cause.

The Pentagon moved Friday to bar Anthropic from government work after the AI firm refused to lift safety limits on its Claude model, and Anthropic vowed to sue.

Justice Clarence Thomas canceled an in-person appearance at a private law conference at American University this week, saying a security risk forced him to go remote.

Subaru recalled 69,153 Crosstrek and Forester hybrids after a faulty fuel‑filler cap gasket could leak in warm conditions; owners are told to park outside and keep tanks below half until repairs.

The Justice Department is suing local governments over permit rules even as it defends federal firearm bans before the Supreme Court.