CBP agriculture specialists inspect 1.2 million imported flowers ahead of Mother's Day to prevent harmful pests from entering the U.S. and protect agriculture.

Montgomery County Police Department held events to honor fallen officers during National Police Week, including a 24-hour vigil and a memorial service.

Mayor Muriel Bowser presented a new growth agenda for Washington D.C. at the Atlas Performing Arts Center, focusing on city development and transformation.

The Metropolitan Police Department seeks the public's help to identify two individuals and a vehicle connected to a non-fatal shooting in Northwest DC.

The MPD seeks help to identify two individuals and a vehicle linked to a non-fatal shooting on Ontario Road, NW. No arrests have been made; the investigation is active.

Authorities seek information on the unsolved homicide of 3-year-old Ty'ah Settles, who was shot and later died in Washington, D.C. There's a $50,000 reward for tips leading to arrest and conviction.

A Michigan man, Caleb Simpson, receives 10½-25 years in prison for robbing a comic book store in 2022, with his accomplice Zackery Tucker already sentenced.

National Astronaut Day commemorates Alan B. Shepard's historic 1961 spaceflight, as the Presidential Message honors his legacy and current U.S. space endeavors.

A fatal shooting occurred in Southeast D.C., with the police seeking information on the death of Alex Alexander. They offer a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

A D.C. man received a 35-year prison sentence for second-degree murder after two people died in a 2019 fire at an illegal row house he owned, due to neglected fire safety codes.

Montgomery County detectives seek public assistance in identifying a suspect in a Georgia Avenue ATM robbery, with security footage released to aid the investigation.

Montgomery County public safety professionals were honored for saving lives and de-escalating crises, as detailed by the Sheriff's Office on social media.

The Make D.C. Safe Again initiative sees increased federal firearms charges, with 24 new defendants in April, as part of efforts to combat gun violence.