The House Judiciary Committee's report accuses CVS Health of using anticompetitive practices against independent pharmacies and digital pharmacy rivals.

Doni Crawford was appointed to the DC Council following Kenyan McDuffie's departure, resulting in a reorganization including new committee structures.

Mayor Muriel Bowser celebrated the completion of a new middle school addition at Leckie Education Campus in Ward 8, a $20.9 million educational upgrade focused on STEM and sustainability.

ICE plans to expand detention centers in El Paso, criticized by Congresswoman Escobar for endangering people and cutting essential services to fund facilities.

Senator Moody has introduced the Child Interstate Abortion Notification Act to restrict minors from crossing state lines for abortions without parental consent.

Teacher and principal retention rates in DC schools reach a five-year high, with a majority of educators rated effective or highly effective. Mayor Bowser highlights the impact of increased support and investments in the education workforce.

The U.S. Senate passed a bill with $22 million for land acquisition in Washington's Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest, secured by Senator Cantwell and funded by the LWCF.

The I-5 bridge replacement project received Coast Guard approval for a fixed-span design, which is expected to ease traffic and reduce costs. Sen. Cantwell has played a key role in securing funding for the project.

Senator Maria Cantwell secured $7M in federal funds for scientific research at Washington universities, notably benefiting UW, WSU, WWU, and Gonzaga for equipment and projects.

Mayor Bowser announces Rift Valley Chevy Chase, LLC to lead the redevelopment of Chevy Chase Civic Site, delivering a new library, community center, and 177 mixed housing units.

DC's Mayor Bowser and RAMW invite residents to dine during Winter Restaurant Week, featuring 252 restaurants offering special menus to support the local economy and community.

The D.C. Council invites the public to join their January 20 meetings virtually or in person, providing various platforms for live viewing and promising recordings on their website afterward.

Montgomery County Councilmember Laurie-Anne Sayles introduced a $1 million emergency fund to support senior and caregiver services amid federal budget cuts.