Council reviews inspector general probe of former police chief
The Montgomery County Council examined an inspector general investigation into alleged misconduct by former police chief Marc Yamada on Oct. 23, 2026.
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Woman Killed in Late-Night Crash on Greenbelt Road
A woman was killed after being hit by a vehicle on Greenbelt Road in Prince George's County, Maryland, late Saturday night.
New Gulf War Memorial Unveiled on National Mall
A monument opened on the National Mall on Oct. 24, 2026, commemorates Americans who served in the 1990‑91 Gulf War.
Council Considers $620 Million Roof for Audi Field
The DC Council is evaluating a $620 million project to roof Audi Field, which could allow about 100 more events annually.
Council Chair Defends $7.6 Million Grant to Acquaintance’s Group
The council chair maintains the $7.6 million grant was awarded correctly and supports a review after the funds were returned, despite scrutiny over the personal relationship.
DDOT to Fine E‑Bike and Scooter Firms for Improper Parking
DDOT will fine e‑bike and scooter firms that leave devices improperly and will convert its Low‑income Customer Program to a monthly credit plan, responding to complaints about sidewalk clutter.
Veterans, Historian Seek Injunction to Stop Trump Arch
Three veterans and a retired architectural historian asked a judge to block a planned Trump‑era arch in D.C. after the National Park Service set a Nov. 5 start date.
Police Seek Public Help Identifying Burglar Suspects in Bowie
Police are requesting public help to identify suspects behind early‑morning burglaries at several Bowie businesses on Oct. 21, 2026.
Arlington Police Seek Suspects After Two Nights of Gunfire
Police are investigating two nights of gunfire that injured one person and damaged property on a residential block in Arlington County.
Man Sentenced to 25 Years for 2020 D.C. Arson Killing
A D.C. man received a 25‑year prison term for a May 2020 arson spree in Northeast Washington that killed one person.
National Symphony Orchestra Shifts to College and Strathmore Amid Kennedy Center Closure
With the Kennedy Center closed, the National Symphony Orchestra will hold three concerts—two at Northern Virginia Community College and one at Strathmore—starting Oct. 22, 2026 under Leonard Slatkin.
County Exec Orders Return of $7.6 Million Grant
County Executive Aisha Braveboy ordered the return of a $7.6 million grant after a controversy involving the Edward Charles Foundation, its nonprofit Community on the Frontline, and ties to Council Chair Krystal Oriadha.
Road Closures Set for Oct. 25 Marine Corps Marathon
Roads and parking in Washington, D.C., and Arlington will be closed from 2 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Oct. 25, 2026, for the 51st Marine Corps Marathon.
Veterans and Historian Seek Court Order to Stop Potomac Arch
Three veterans and a retired architectural historian asked a federal judge to block the start of a planned Potomac River triumphal arch after the National Park Service announced construction would begin on November 5, 2026.
Water Main Break Floods Silver Spring Street, Stops Traffic
A ruptured water main in Silver Spring on Friday morning flooded a street and stopped traffic, disrupting local flow.
DC Police Search for Two Suspects in Store Robbery and Assault
DC Police are looking for two suspects linked to a robbery and assault at a local D.C. business, releasing images of the alleged perpetrators. The assault happened as the suspects tried to recover the stolen items.
Desert Storm Memorial Opens on National Mall After 16 Years
The Desert Shield and Desert Storm Memorial will open on the National Mall on Oct. 22, 2026, after 16 years of development, with Scott Stump and Donald Trump noted among its affiliates.
Virginia Senator Louise Lucas Arrested, Appears in Court
Senator Louise Lucas was arrested and appeared in federal court in Washington on October 22, 2026. She is a long‑serving Virginia state senator.
D.C. Council to Hear Funding Bill for Audi Field Upgrade
A council hearing is set for Oct. 23 to discuss funding an expansion and winterization of Audi Field, aiming for year‑round use.
Arlington Police Probe Two Nighttime Shootings
Police are investigating two consecutive night shootings that struck a home, damaged cars and injured a man on the same block on Oct. 21‑22, and are searching for unknown suspects.
