Springfield Courthouse Mega-Deal Explodes In Feud Over Pressley Husband Ties
A watchdog and two losing bidders urged Gov. Healey to pause the Commonwealth's nearly $2B Springfield courthouse lease after conflict and procurement allegations surfaced. The controversy centers on a Liberty Junction partner tied to Rep. Ayanna Pressley’s husband.
Huntsville Lab Snags $15 Million To Turn Pasture Grass Into Car Parts
HudsonAlpha will lead the BRIDGES Engine after an initial $15M NSF award to turn switchgrass and miscanthus into manufacturing feedstocks, promising jobs and farm income in Alabama and Tennessee.
MoCo Prosecutor Talks Tough on Guns, Carjackings and Youth Crime
In a new DC News Now interview, Montgomery County State's Attorney John McCarthy lays out a data‑driven plan to target guns, violent offenders and juvenile crime. He highlighted specialized units, a public dashboard and cross‑jurisdiction work.
Anacostia Blocked Out As DDOT’s Bus Plan Wipes Away Curbside Parking
Longtime Anacostia homeowners woke to no-parking signs after DDOT reconfigured curbs for a bus-priority project, leaving some residents without curb access and facing fines.
D.C. Revolt: Senators Roll Out PROMISE Act To Shore Up Social Security
Bipartisan senators rolled out the PROMISE Act to force a congressional vote on Social Security fixes after trustees warned the retirement trust fund could run short by 2032. The bill would require an up‑or‑down vote on a 50‑year solvency plan.












