Montgomery County ABS's podcast, 'Spirited Discussions', discusses local liquor laws and event licensing, providing insights for hosting public events involving alcohol.

Senator Mike Lee introduces the Restraining Judicial Insurrectionists Act of 2025 to limit judicial power over executive actions, requiring a three-judge panel review and expedited Supreme Court appeals.

Democrats question the SSA Commissioner nominee on alleged efforts to undermine the agency and express concerns over privatization efforts and policy changes impacting beneficiaries.

Councilmember Sayles celebrates Women's History Month with her third annual "Moving Forward Together" event in Silver Spring, MD, featuring speakers like U.S. Senator Angela Alsobrooks.

The Montgomery County Department of Police celebrated the graduation of new officers from the 78th Session Entrance Level Class at Covenant Life Church.

Democratic Whip Katherine Clark criticized a Trump executive order for undermining public education, impacting funding and teacher jobs in Massachusetts.

Montgomery County invites residents to celebrate World Water Day at Wheaton Regional Park with environmental activities and education on March 22. A related radio show on March 21 will discuss the event and health insurance enrollment.

Mayor Bowser has selected Therme Group's Therme DC for redeveloping Poplar Point in Ward 8, DC, which will include thermal baths and art installations, aiming to boost the economy and create jobs.

MCDOT highlighted the winners of the "Heads Up, Phones Down" contest aimed at reducing distracted driving and walking among teens, with prizes for the best videos.

Trump and Zelenskyy discussed efforts to end Ukraine-Russia conflict, with Trump offering defense strategies and aid for Ukraine's infrastructure and POWs. They aimed for a ceasefire and lasting peace.

Jim Jordan demands DOJ officials testify before the House Judiciary Committee, highlighting tensions over perceived misconduct and overreach by the department.

AG Brian Schwalb sues Gopuff for labor law violations, alleging misclassification of its workers as independent contractors to avoid paying minimum wage, overtime, and benefits.

The White House's new executive order focuses on improving national resilience by leveraging state, local, and individual efforts against varied threats. A National Risk Register and a comprehensive strategy are among its key initiatives.