Cardinal Robert McElroy was installed as the new archbishop of Washington D.C., advocating for unity and addressing issues such as sexual abuse, immigration, and support for the LGBTQIA+ community.

Arlington residents are warned by the Sheriff's Office of a scam involving fraudsters posing as law enforcement to elicit personal information and money using fake warrants.

President Trump issued a memorandum directing stricter enforcement of Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 65(c), requiring litigants seeking injunctions against the government to post a security bond.

Senators Wyden and Sanders, with 23 other Democrats, criticized the Trump administration's stop of student loan repayment programs, impacting over 12 million borrowers. They demand the restoration of income-driven repayment plans.

Bipartisan senators reintroduced the Disaster Assistance Simplification Act to streamline federal disaster recovery aid applications, reducing bureaucratic challenges for survivors.

Montgomery County officials demonstrated progress on their Climate Action Plan, highlighting strides in bus fleet electrification, clean energy financing, and solar group buying programs.

Washington D.C. faces a potential $1 billion budget cut if a House Republican spending bill is enacted, affecting vital city services and local agencies.

The OCR is investigating 60 universities for antisemitic discrimination against Jewish students, under Title VI. Education Secretary McMahon insists on better safety and inclusivity on campuses.

AG Schwalb sues the Cloakroom and its owners for civil rights violations and creating a hostile work environment, including sexual harassment and wage theft.

Multinational companies consider US expansion to avoid potential tariffs, with firms across various industries discussing or making plans to localize production.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and officials warn of severe impacts if a proposed continuing resolution passes, potentially cutting public safety and education funding.

Senators confront HHS Secretary Kennedy for attending posh dinners with Big Pharma, questioning his anti-corruption stance and potential policy influence.

Arlington County plans to use drones for a deer population survey in March, repeating a 2021 study for its Deer Management Program, with special clearance to fly near Washington, D.C.