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.

Mayor Bowser of Washington, D.C. proposes a $100 million increase for the Housing Production Trust Fund, marking over $1.4 billion in her tenure, and celebrates a new senior affordable housing project.

President issues an order targeting sanctuary jurisdictions for not complying with federal immigration laws, with potential funding repercussions for non-compliance.

Chilean national Mario Bustamante Leiva faces charges including wire fraud and identity theft for alleged purse thefts in Washington, D.C. restaurants.

A juvenile was arrested in D.C. for a stabbing that left a victim with non-life-threatening injuries. Police urge public assistance in the ongoing investigation.

Junious Plummer received a 10-year federal prison sentence for a series of armed carjackings in the District of Columbia after pleading guilty to a firearm charge.

The U.S. Attorney's Office supports proposed D.C. Council legal reforms on pretrial detention and kidnapping but has concerns about a witness support bill.

Rep. Nancy Mace reintroduces the bipartisan MGT Reform Act to update federal IT systems, aiming to enhance efficiency and cybersecurity by modernizing outdated technology.

Montgomery County Police arrested Gabriel Oscar Shandler for a series of burglaries in Bethesda, following tips from the community and Crime Solvers after releasing his photo.

Starting May 7, Virginia and DC residents will need REAL ID-compliant licenses or another federally accepted ID to board flights or enter federal facilities.