The U.S. Department of Transportation is funding a modernization of Alaska's air traffic control, essential for residents due to the state's lack of road access.

Washington D.C. is experiencing sunny weather with a high of 84 degrees and a west wind at 6 to 9 mph. The pleasant conditions are expected to continue, with mostly clear skies and similar temperatures forecasted throughout the week.

DC's U.S. Attorney won't enforce certain gun laws, sparking local political criticism and moves to increase police accountability, including mandatory body cams and uniform identifiers.

U.S. forces killed a key ISIS member in Syria; Trump and Hegseth address D.C. crime with National Guard aid, boosting safety and revitalizing the capital's image.

EXCEL Academy Charter School in Prince George's County abruptly announced its closure just days before the school year, affecting approximately 500 students.

Kilmar Abrego Garcia faces a plea ultimatum from U.S. authorities: plead guilty and be deported to Costa Rica, or face potential deportation to Uganda. His case raises questions about U.S. immigration policy and deportation tactics.

Two accidents occurred on I-495 in Montgomery County: an early non-fatal two-vehicle crash and a later rollover collision that killed one man and injured another. Authorities are investigating the causes.

A car hit a gas pump in NW Washington D.C., causing a fire without injuries. Firefighters contained the blaze and a hazmat unit managed the fuel spill.

The NWS reports a slight chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms in D.C. with high humidity and temperatures near 86°F. Evening may bring a 30% chance of rain. Sunny weather is expected to resume Monday with temperatures in the mid-80s.

Metropolitan Police seek public help to identify robbery suspects and black SUV from an August 15th incident in Southeast using images from surveillance footage.

Ben Vinson III is leaving his role as Howard University's president; Wayne A.I. Frederick will be interim leader as the university searches for a permanent replacement.

Texas Rep. Monica De La Cruz visited Wilson and Karnes counties to discuss local collaboration and agricultural protection, highlighting a significant USDA investment to combat the New World Screwworm.

D.C. police seek help to identify suspects in a snatch-and-run theft case in Northwest and offer a reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction.