Mayor Bowser's office announces a ribbon-cutting for the modernized Truesdell Elementary School, with details on transport options and press RSVP instructions.

A consultant in D.C. pleaded guilty to wire fraud for misusing $1.5 million in government COVID-19 relief loans, diverting funds intended for her business to personal ventures like cryptocurrency. She is ordered to repay the full amount.

The FBI's update on law enforcement use-of-force data shows 29.6% resulted in death and 60.4% in serious injury, despite a data gap due to less than 80% agency participation.

The USDA's NASS has announced it will discontinue the Mink and Agricultural Labor Surveys to improve efficiency and reduce unnecessary data collection burdens.

Rep. Byron Donalds spoke about the Minneapolis school shooting, mental health issues, and the revamp of Union Station, criticizing political responses and emphasizing the need for serious mental health consideration.

House Oversight Committee members Comer and Timmons are investigating traumatic brain injuries in naval aviators, demanding more data from the Navy on health risks and psychological effects related to flight operations.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of mild, mostly sunny weather for Washington D.C., with highs in the low 80s and slight chance of showers by Thursday.

Montgomery County celebrated the renovation and sale of 20 affordable townhomes for low-to-moderate income families, a collaboration between HFHMM, HOC, and DHCA to promote homeownership and community growth.

The White House honored law enforcement for drug trafficking efforts, praising individuals and groups including the Bitcoin Fog Trial Team and the U.S. Coast Guard for significant achievements.

Abebe Wolde, 80, was found safe after being reported missing in Montgomery County, with the local police department and community aiding in the search.

A rescue dog named Waffles died after being shot in Northeast D.C. The Humane Rescue Alliance is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the perpetrator.

Amtrak's NextGen Acela, capable of 160 MPH, launches, connecting Washington, DC, and Boston. The new trains symbolize a modern era for U.S. high-speed rail.

Montgomery County Police are searching for a missing 42-year-old named Ada Droe and request public assistance. She was last seen wearing a green jacket, blue jeans, and sneakers.