Montgomery County's Voluntary Rent Guideline has increased to 3.3 percent for 2023, slightly above the previous year's 2.6 percent, reflecting local inflation in the rental market.

The White House marks National Read Across America Day, promoting literacy and the importance of reading, with initiatives to increase parental control over educational content.

Mayor Bowser is launching DC 2050, the city's new comprehensive development plan, with a key event at The Strand in Deanwood featuring interactive elements and high-profile attendees.

Detailed weekly weather forecast for Washington D.C. includes a mix of sun, showers, and potential thunderstorms, with fluctuating temperatures and wind speeds.

A 14-year-old boy died and three other teens were injured in an I-405 crash in Bothell. The unlicensed driver hit a guardrail early Saturday; an investigation is ongoing.

The DC Police have requested public assistance in finding 14-year-old Jariyah Brown, missing since February 28, 2025, and last seen on C Street, Southeast.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny weather with gusty winds, warns of an elevated fire risk, and forecasts a mix of clear skies and potential severe thunderstorms in the upcoming week.

D.C. man Deangelo Lorenzo Lewis convicted of firearm possession, bank fraud conspiracy, and drug distribution.

The Arlington County Board approved redevelopment projects, passed a climate resolution, supported electoral reform, and discussed the FY2026 budget in their February 2025 meetings.

Montgomery County Council President Kate Stewart and Congressman Jamie Raskin will host a virtual meeting on mental health resources on March 6, as part of a support series, with various organizations participating.

Virginia man Dusan Dimic sentenced to 41 months for running a cocaine delivery service using car-sharing in D.C.

Senator Ron Wyden challenges the VA over canceled contracts crucial to veteran healthcare, demanding the restoration of services such as diagnostics and expressing concern for veterans' access to timely medical care.

Montgomery County announced public hearings for March 11, 18, and April 1, 2025, covering environmental, educational, law enforcement, and housing issues. Registration is required to participate.