U.S. Department of Transportation Enhances Pipeline Safety with New Data-Driven Enforcement Priorities
PHMSA introduces new data-driven enforcement priorities to improve pipeline safety, outlined on its website, focusing on specific areas such as accident response and preventive measures.
No Curfew Violations Reported During Enforcement Hours in D.C.'s U Street Corridor, MPD Engages Youth Post-Curfew
The U Street Corridor's new juvenile curfew led to quieter weekend nights and no curfew violations during its effective hours, but encounters with youth persisted afterwards, resulting in several stops and a few curfew violations.
Montgomery County Police Seek Help to Identify Suspects in Attempted Rockville Pike Carjacking
Montgomery County detectives seek three suspects after an attempted carjacking of a rideshare driver on Rockville Pike. The victim was assaulted by a passenger but escaped and reported the incident.
House Committee Bill Threatens D.C. Autonomy with Cuts to Tuition Grants and Overruling Local Laws
The House Committee passed a bill with restrictions on D.C.'s autonomy, including a 50% cut to the DCTAG program, and riders overruling local laws. Delegate Norton opposes these measures and highlights her victories, such as increased DCTAG caps.
President Commemorates 81st Anniversary of Guam's Liberation, Honors WW II Heroes and Reaffirms Commitment to National Defense
The President honored the 81st anniversary of Guam's Liberation, recognizing the sacrifices made during the WWII campaign and reaffirming a commitment to national defense.











