The Washington D.C. police department has closed its investigation into an alleged sexual assault involving Lori Chavez-DeRemer's husband at the Labor Department. The case, which drew significant attention due to the cabinet secretary's position, has been officially terminated without charges.

The investigation centered on allegations made against Chavez-DeRemer's spouse while he was at the Labor Department headquarters. Sources familiar with the matter indicated the case was dropped after authorities determined there was insufficient evidence to pursue criminal charges. The Labor Department has not commented on the investigation's closure.

Chavez-DeRemer, who serves as U.S. Secretary of Labor, has maintained her focus on the department's policy initiatives throughout the investigation. The closure of the case removes a potential distraction as the department continues its work on labor market reforms and workplace safety regulations. The decision not to pursue charges may help stabilize the political environment surrounding the secretary's office.