Senators introduced a resolution remembering the sixth anniversary of the NAS Pensacola attack, honoring the victims, and emphasizing security reform.

DC police reported multiple arrests in cases of unauthorized vehicle use and auto theft, including both juveniles and adults from within and around the city.

Mayor Bowser encourages DC families to visit EdFEST to learn about public schools and announces the District's highest graduation rate in over a decade at 78.7%.

Police investigate a fatal shooting in Northeast D.C.; 20-year-old Roy Lee Bennett Jr. was found deceased with gunshot wounds. The MPD seeks information and offers a $25,000 reward.

The Fort Dupont Ice Arena in Washington, DC reopens after a $39 million renovation, featuring modern updates and inclusive programs, as Mayor Bowser and DPR highlight the commitment to community development.

A Freezing Fog Advisory is in effect until 9 AM for the DMV area, reducing visibility for morning commuters; temperatures are at 29°F with cloudy skies expected later.

Senator Marsha Blackburn is advocating for the Senate version of the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) following a scandal involving Meta and sex trafficking on its platforms. She argues that the Senate's KOSA will better ensure child safety online.

Montgomery County calls for sustainable practices during the festive season due to a 25% increase in waste, offering tips like eco-friendly gift wrapping and recycling, including for Christmas trees.

Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich promotes the "Montgomery Gives Local" campaign to support local nonprofits amid increased demand and reduced federal funding.

Police are searching for a suspect after a November 21 stabbing on V Street NW; the victim survived, and authorities are asking the public for information.

Montgomery County Police are seeking public assistance in locating missing 38-year-old Geoffrey Wayne Hawley, with limited details on the circumstances of his disappearance.

The DC area experienced icy conditions with a Winter Weather Advisory due to freezing drizzle, affecting driving and prompting caution from the National Weather Service.

A Northwood High School student was arrested for having a gun on school grounds and faces multiple charges, including possessing a weapon without a serial number.