Montgomery County held the 2024-25 KIS student video contest to prevent underage drinking, with students from 31 schools participating and winners receiving cash prizes.

Montgomery County Police Department held events to honor fallen officers during National Police Week, including a 24-hour vigil and a memorial service.

DC Attorney General secures a $6.8 million judgment against A.J. Edwards Realty for extensive housing violations, resulting in rent refunds and penalties.

Montgomery and Howard counties announce a transit partnership to enhance connectivity along US Route 29, aiming to reduce commute times and carbon emissions.

Mayor Muriel Bowser proposes an economic plan to counteract the loss of 40,000 federal jobs in DC, focusing on business growth and job creation, with investments to revitalize Downtown DC and other neighborhoods.

Mayor Bowser to speak about tourism's economic impact at Destination DC's Travel Rally at Nationals Park, with the event starting at 11 am and being live-streamed on various platforms.

Mayor Muriel Bowser presented a new growth agenda for Washington D.C. at the Atlas Performing Arts Center, focusing on city development and transformation.

Mayor Muriel Bowser proposes an economic growth plan in the FY 2026 budget to boost DC's economy by attracting businesses and creating jobs amidst a shrinking federal presence.

National Astronaut Day commemorates Alan B. Shepard's historic 1961 spaceflight, as the Presidential Message honors his legacy and current U.S. space endeavors.

Mayor Muriel Bowser urges Congress to maintain federal Medicaid funding for Washington, D.C., highlighting the severe consequences a cut to the Federal Medical Assistance Percentage could have on the city's health care and public services.

Georgetown University economics professor John Rust was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, highlighting his scholarly achievements.

Montgomery County public safety professionals were honored for saving lives and de-escalating crises, as detailed by the Sheriff's Office on social media.

Republican lawmakers oppose a Biden-era horse welfare rule, claiming it is confusing, unfairly enforced, and harms the rights of industry participants. They urge the USDA to revoke the rule for a fairer system.