Washington D.C. faces a mostly sunny day with a high of 65°F and a comfortable humidity level. Clouds will increase tonight with a low of 42°F. The weekend forecast includes chances of showers and highs near 76°F.

Two injured in a fire at a residence on G Street NE, Washington, D.C., with one woman sustaining serious injuries. The DC Fire and EMS Department extinguished the blaze and is investigating the cause.

Montgomery County officials demonstrated progress on their Climate Action Plan, highlighting strides in bus fleet electrification, clean energy financing, and solar group buying programs.

Washington D.C. faces a potential $1 billion budget cut if a House Republican spending bill is enacted, affecting vital city services and local agencies.

The OCR is investigating 60 universities for antisemitic discrimination against Jewish students, under Title VI. Education Secretary McMahon insists on better safety and inclusivity on campuses.

The DC Police Department has issued an alert for missing 14-year-old Jaala Amina Barber, last seen on Jay Street, NE. The public is urged to provide leads to authorities.

Montgomery County Police seek public assistance to find missing 16-year-old Macie Simpson, expressing concern for her welfare and urging anyone with information to come forward.

The Metropolitan Police arrested a suspect for a 2024 Southeast D.C. burglary involving assault and theft. The arrest occurred after a traffic stop by U.S. Capitol Police.

Korin Agnew was arrested in connection to a fatal shooting on September 11, 2024, in Southeast DC. He is charged with First Degree Murder while Armed.

AG Schwalb sues the Cloakroom and its owners for civil rights violations and creating a hostile work environment, including sexual harassment and wage theft.

Multinational companies consider US expansion to avoid potential tariffs, with firms across various industries discussing or making plans to localize production.

MPD seeks public aid to identify suspects in a gunpoint robbery and assault in Southeast D.C.; offers $10,000 reward for information leading to arrest.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and officials warn of severe impacts if a proposed continuing resolution passes, potentially cutting public safety and education funding.