Montgomery County has launched the Climate Smart Campaign, urging residents to take small, meaningful actions to help achieve ambitious climate goals and reduce GHG emissions.

Montgomery County Council committee meetings are temporarily moving to the Davidson Memorial Hearing Room due to renovation, with no scheduling conflicts and continued public access via live streaming.

Montgomery ABS donates $66,793 to March of Dimes from their "Labor of Love" campaign, with additional support from Tito's Vodka and a ceremony at the Olney store.

D.C.'s Department of Forensic Sciences regained crucial accreditation for in-house crime scene evidence analysis after past mishandling issues. This is expected to enhance criminal justice efficiency in the area.

Mayor Muriel Bowser and RAMW launched Winter Restaurant Week in DC from Jan 27 to Feb 2, offering special menu options at local restaurants to support the industry.

Montgomery County extends grace period for compliance with 2021 building codes emphasizing safety and energy efficiency, with enforcement starting March 31. Upcoming virtual workshops will help clarify new requirements.

President Trump signed an executive order supporting the Lumbee Tribe's federal recognition, a goal Senator Tillis commends and sees as a path to benefits and historical rectification.

Rep. Andy Ogles proposes an amendment to the 22nd Amendment to allow a President to serve three terms, aiming to enable Trump's third term, citing his leadership as crucial for America's revival.

Montgomery County promotes senior resources with a free virtual event hosted by the COA, covering programs for wellness, caregiving, transportation, and more.

The CFPB reports a rise in auto repossessions in December 2022, surpassing pre-pandemic levels, and an increased use of third-party forwarders, raising costs for consumers.

Senator Thom Tillis reintroduces the Justice for Victims of Sanctuary Cities Act, targeting sanctuary policies and aiming to allow victims to sue for crimes committed by undocumented immigrants.

President Trump granted a full pardon to Terence Sutton, nullifying his sentences for multiple violations and releasing him from the related obligations.

Montgomery County Council plans to discuss fiscal guidelines, a bill on development taxes, and a $1.6 million supplement for anti-vaping efforts in youth.