The NWS predicts slightly less humidity and possible showers in Washington D.C., with improving conditions and mild temperatures forecasted for the upcoming days.

The Metropolitan Police are looking for three suspects for an assault at a Northeast bus stop, with a reward offered for information leading to an arrest.

DHS condemned NPR for accusing ICE of racial profiling, asserting that detentions are based on legal status and that ICE targets serious criminals, disputing claims of discriminatory practices.

Montgomery County Police are actively searching for 14-year-old Mattheus Pietro Costa, reported missing and last seen wearing a green shirt, khaki pants, and black shoes. Public assistance is sought.

The Interior Department expedites broadband projects on tribal lands, prioritizing digital connectivity and aligning with the administration's deregulation efforts.

Senator Wyden and colleagues question the Trump administration's denial of 460,000 IDR student loan payment applications, affecting low-income borrowers.

BTS data indicates an 11.4% increase in docked bikeshare trips in August 2025 compared to the previous year, with variations across major U.S. cities.

The CFTC withdrew proposed rules aimed at improving operational resilience in financial entities, planning to realign them with other regulatory frameworks.

DC Police seek public help to find missing 82-year-old John Griffin, last seen on Georgia Avenue, NW. No further details on his condition. Call 202-727-9099 or text 50411 with information.

The DC Police are seeking help to locate missing teenager Laniah Jefferson, last seen in Southeast Washington. They urge the public to contact them with any information.

The House Oversight Committee released records from Jeffrey Epstein's estate, with Chairman Comer criticizing Democrats for politicizing the information and emphasizing Republicans' commitment to justice.

Rep. Byron Donalds discussed his "FEMA Independence Act" on FOX 4, criticizing current disaster response inefficiencies and suggesting Trump understands FEMA's needed reforms.

Senators Grassley and Lankford reintroduced the Prevent Government Shutdowns Act to ensure fiscal responsibility and deter shutdowns by keeping Congress in session until funding solutions are found.