Washington D.C. prepares for snowfall with the Snow Team set to begin operations. Mayor Bowser announces pre-emptive measures including plow deployment and reminders for residents to manage waste bins and pavements.

The Arlington County Board will hold its Organizational Meeting on January 6 to elect a Chair and Vice-Chair, adopt meeting procedures, and discuss priorities for the year.

Councilmember Trayon White apologized for personal issues at his swearing-in despite facing potential expulsion over bribery charges. He maintains his innocence, with a council vote and trial pending.

A Trump rally in D.C. is scheduled before his presidential inauguration, amidst heightened security and political tensions following January 6 events.

Mayor Muriel Bowser activates the DC Snow Team ahead of expected snow showers, urging residents to prepare and emphasizing community safety in the winter weather.

The Damascus Library in Montgomery County is closing for renovations until fall 2026, aiming to enhance accessibility, comfort, and functionality with flooring, furniture, and space upgrades.

Washington, D.C. heightens security following New Orleans and Las Vegas incidents ahead of major events including a presidential inauguration and Jimmy Carter's state funeral.

D.C. prepares for new councilmembers' swearing-in on Jan 2, 2025, marking 50 years under Home Rule. The event at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center includes historic reflections and council activities.

The city will enforce parking restrictions and street closures on January 2 for the Swearing-In Ceremonies, impacting several streets from 5 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Montgomery County Police's Alcohol Task Force arrested 27 individuals for DUI during their fifth week of holiday enforcement, including a driver with a loaded gun.

Attorney General Schwalb leads a coalition of 20 state attorneys general to urge the U.S. Supreme Court to allow states to enforce the VRA in redistricting cases, such as Louisiana v. Callais.

Washington DC's financial outlook remains stable, as revenue estimates show no change since September. Mayor Bowser's statement outlines a successful 2024 and plans for 2025, including economic growth, decreased crime, and upcoming global events.

A new $2,000 cap on Medicare prescription drug costs has begun, expected to save beneficiaries money, as part of President Biden's Inflation Reduction Act.