Republican congressmen are demanding documents from Fulton County DA Fani Willis to investigate her office's possible coordination with the January 6 Committee.

Mayor Bowser announced the opening of Cedar Hill Regional Medical Center, part of a broader healthcare improvement and community development initiative in DC's Ward 8.

The U.S. President signed an executive order to restrict men from competing in women's sports, invoking Title IX and aiming to ensure equitable opportunities for women and girls. Critics say it may marginalize transgender athletes.

Montgomery County OCP discusses AI scams on their Consumer Connection podcast, presenting detection and defense strategies, accessible on various platforms.

Mayor Bowser to announce healthcare developments at St. Elizabeths East Campus, with a new partnership and investment poised to enhance local services.

The NWSL has agreed to a $5 million settlement over abuse allegations, implementing reforms and compensation for affected players, with oversight by state Attorneys General.

Senator Thom Tillis returns as Chair of the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Intellectual Property, focusing on reform to boost innovation and the economy in the U.S.

Congressman Andy Ogles introduced the End The Deep State Act to reform Federal workforce policies, aligning with Trump-era principles and countering regulations that protect federal employees from dismissal.

Montgomery County Council passed a bill to change when impact taxes are paid, potentially lowering housing construction costs and easing the affordability crisis.

The DC Council expelled Trayon White amid federal bribery charges, marking the first expulsion in its history. He is accused of accepting kickbacks for contract renewals.

Montgomery County invites high schoolers to create PSAs about the dangers of phone distractions for the "Heads Up, Phones Down" contest, offering prizes and SSL hours.

Montgomery County Council introduces the More Housing N.O.W. initiative to address housing needs and proposes zoning changes and funding to encourage workforce housing. Environmental and Black History Month legislation will also be discussed.

Arlington County has returned control of the deteriorating 1401 Langston Blvd property to the owner for demolition, following a Notice of Violation. The county had taken security measures after deeming the building unsafe in March 2023.