Two arrested for a robbery in Southeast Washington, D.C., where a victim was assaulted while awaiting a rideshare. Suspects charged with Robbery (Force and Violence).

The Justice Department sued three ousted CPB members for illegally remaining in office and seeks a court order to affirm the President's authority to remove them.

The U.S. Department of Labor and Small Business Administration partnered to support American manufacturing through enhanced collaboration and data-sharing.

Chairman Comer seeks information about the DoD's compliance with an executive order on deep-sea mining to counter Chinese influence and ensure U.S. competitiveness.

Montgomery County presents Christmas in July at NIH's Children's Inn, featuring Santa on a motorcycle, "Shop with a Cop," and a festive dinner. Media access is limited and requires RSVP and ID checks.

The FDIC outlined Call Report requirements due June 30, 2025, with a submission deadline of July 30 or August 4 for those with foreign offices. No new data items are added to the forms. Upcoming MFA implementation on the CDR application is announced.

Montgomery County Police's Summer Traffic Task Force has made 13 DUI and one criminal arrest in one week, as part of efforts to increase traffic safety by reducing impaired driving incidents.

Police seek public's help to identify suspects in a Southeast Washington, D.C. shooting; no injuries reported; images released; reward offered for information.

Significant road closures in DC due to a U.S. Department of Transportation Construction Vehicle Display event on Thursday; parking and traffic affected.

Subcommittee Chairman Eric Burlison announced a hearing to discuss America's energy future and the role of advanced nuclear reactors, such as SMRs and MMRs, amid concerns about falling behind in the global energy race.

Two individuals were arrested for an armed kidnapping in Northeast Washington involving forced ATM withdrawals.

Texas Rep. Pete Sessions chairs a hearing on reforming bid protest procedures in government contracting, aiming to reduce frivolous protests, cut costs, and improve transparency.

The US government is investing $488 million in infrastructure projects across various communities through the BUILD grant program, aiming to improve safety, reduce congestion, and stimulate economic growth.