Mayor Bowser invites people to January Jazz Jam at Union Station featuring local musicians every Tuesday and Wednesday, aiming to blend culture with the community.

Prince George's County Council is set to appoint a replacement for At-Large Council Member Calvin Hawkins, who resigned. The decision will be made at a virtual meeting.

DC Health reports a rise in flu cases in Washington, D.C., urging residents to get vaccinated with the flu vaccine recommended for everyone aged six months and older.

Mayor Muriel Bowser temporarily stepped away for personal travel but is scheduled to return to official duties and attend the FITDC Fresh Start 5K on January 1, 2026.

DC Mayor Bowser extends holiday greetings, promotes programs like Teen Break Time, volunteering as Snow Team Heroes, Fresh Start 5K, altered trash schedule, and National Building Museum events for residents.

DC's HSEMA recognizes staff who work tirelessly during the holidays to keep essential services running, highlighting their commitment to public safety.

The Commonwealth's Attorney's office announced the successful prosecution of Kenyatta Oglesby for a January 2023 shooting that killed a child and injured four others.

Tyra Banks faces a $2.8 million lawsuit from a D.C. landlord over an alleged breach of a 10-year lease agreement for her ice cream shop, Smize & Dream.

Senators, including Ron Wyden, oppose the Trump administration's proposed national park fee increases for non-residents, citing the lack of public input and potential negative impacts on tourism and park accessibility.

U.S. Senators Wyden and Merkley express concern over potential loss of mental health services in Malheur County, Oregon, due to Medicaid cuts, and have requested health care organizations to ensure care continuity for affected residents.

The District Government will operate on modified hours on Christmas Eve and close for Christmas Day, with essential services like emergency shelters and mental health support remaining available.

The Trump administration halted offshore wind project leases over national security concerns, impacting several projects and citing risks like radar interference.

Senators Merkley and Wyden secured $960,881 to improve distance learning in Wasco County, benefiting 655 students with access to courses and training via the USDA grant.