Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy has eliminated 52 outdated transportation regulations, aiming to simplify government and maintain safety standards.

Chairman Pete Sessions will hold a hearing on fraud risk management in the Department of Defense to scrutinize its procurement practices and seek enhanced accountability.

Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill" seeks to reform welfare, taxes, energy, and borders, aiming to reduce spending, fuel growth, and cut the federal deficit according to the White House.

The NWS forecast for Washington D.C. predicts changing weather with chances of showers and thunderstorms followed by sunny days with rising temperatures.

Jeffrey D’Souza, a US-UK dual citizen, was indicted for embezzling over $700,000 from a D.C. company, facing up to 20 years for each of the seven counts if convicted.

The Metropolitan Police is seeking help to find a person involved in a Northwest Washington burglary, offering a reward for information leading to an arrest.

Two suspects were arrested after a shooting in Southeast Washington, D.C., with no injuries reported. Police used a helicopter to track the suspects and safely apprehend them. They face multiple charges.

Hines was selected as the master developer for a new project at North Bethesda Metro, focused on life sciences and AI, featuring the UM-IHC. This development is a collaborative effort to transform the area into an innovation hub.

Metropolitan Police arrested a suspect for a 2024 armed carjacking in SE Washington, D.C., involving a rideshare passenger who assaulted the driver and stole the vehicle.

Montgomery County police continue the search for missing 16-year-old Ibriham Barrie and ask for public assistance.

Police seek witnesses to a fatal altercation at Silver Diner on Rockville Pike that resulted in Fredi Torres's death; urging public to provide information anonymously.

Montgomery County Public Libraries are launching a new mobile app on May 30, available on Apple and Google Play, to enhance digital access to library resources.

Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich is holding a virtual media briefing to discuss the FY26 Operating Budget, name the North Bethesda Metro Station lead developer, and talk about the 'Fed to Ed' program. Reporters can RSVP to attend.