Congressman Brian Babin criticizes Democrats for a potential government shutdown, blaming them for prioritizing their projects over government operations.

The U.S. government shutdown impacts services and federal workers with potential furloughs and unpaid work, as local offices strive to assist affected communities.

D.C. felon Dewayne Keith Miles receives a 36-month sentence for a daylight shooting involving an illegal pistol, under "Make D.C. Safe Again" initiative.

A Hungarian-Spanish man received a 31-month prison term for attempting to export military radios to Russia illegally. He'll face deportation after serving his sentence and a fine.

Montgomery County implements new speed enforcement laws with tiered fines for serious speed violations to improve road safety as part of the Vision Zero Initiative.

Police seek a suspect for attempted robbery at a Silver Spring 7-Eleven; the male individual failed to steal cigars after showing a concealed weapon. Public assistance is requested.

Montgomery County Police seek public assistance in locating missing teenager Erika Kamila Mancia-Martinez. She was last seen at her home in Montgomery County.

Metropolitan Police arrested Gregory Woods Jr. for assaulting a woman and stealing her phone in Northwest D.C., charging him with assault with the intent to kill and robbery.

GOP Rep. Cole blames Democrats for the potential government shutdown, citing their demands in funding negotiations as unreasonable and a cause for the impasse.

Washington D.C. residents can expect a comfortable high of 73°F with a mix of overcast and sunny skies, along with a northeast wind. The clear night will see lows around 51°F.

The GAO suggests the Trump Administration may have unlawfully frozen disaster relief funds, according to Rosa DeLauro who calls for increased oversight.

Senator Tammy Baldwin urged her colleagues to extend ACA tax breaks, highlighting the impact on American families and potential health care cost spikes if not maintained.

Authorities seek help finding 13-year-old Catalina Rivera Velasco; investigation led by Montgomery County Police Special Victims Division. No detailed description provided.