The National Weather Service forecasts mixed weather for Washington D.C., including heat, humidity, and thunderstorms with a 40% chance of afternoon showers today.

Senator Wyden scrutinizes the US Forest Service Chief over declines in wildland firefighting capabilities and misleading statements during a committee hearing.

D.C. police seek public aid in identifying a suspect involved in a non-fatal tire iron assault in Northeast and offer a reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction.

Senator Ron Wyden introduced the VISIBLE Act to require immigration officers to display clear identification during operations, pushing for transparency and trust.

Authorities in Montgomery County are searching for 15-year-old Leslee Yvonne Ortiz Reyes, described as 5'2", 120lbs, with brown eyes and black hair. The public is urged to assist in locating her.

MPD seeks suspect for assaulting an officer with a vehicle in Northwest D.C., offering a $10,000 reward for information.

Major U.S. ice cream brands, covering over 90% of the market, agreed to eliminate artificial colors in response to Trump’s MAHA initiative, signaling a broader push for healthier food policies.

James A. Crawford was sworn in as Assistant Secretary for Tribal Affairs at the U.S. Department of Transportation, promising to work with federally recognized tribes.

Michelle Bowman from the Federal Reserve Board emphasized innovation for financial inclusion and combatting fraud at the second Financial Inclusion Conference.

Montgomery County Police arrested Javier Morales for illicitly recording a teen at Urban Outfitters and found child abuse material and evidence of bestiality on his phone. They seek more victims.

Mayor Bowser opened an Eastern Market store at Reagan National Airport, showcasing goods from local DC businesses and aimed at promoting small business visibility.

Oregon's airports are receiving a $5.15 million federal investment for improvements, as announced by state lawmakers, to enhance safety, operations, and local economies.

Oregon Senators Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden, with 30 colleagues, are urging the Trump administration to release $7 billion in frozen education funds, affecting schools and afterschool programs nationwide.