The Metropolitan Police arrested Magel Duarte for a July hammer assault in Northwest D.C., marking a significant step in the violent case affecting the local community.

The forecast for Washington D.C. indicates clouds and gusty winds, with an upcoming chilly night. Snow and rain are expected on Friday with minimal accumulation, followed by a sunny weekend and mild temperatures early next week.

Three juveniles were caught after committing two burglaries in Rockville, with the oldest, 13, charged with second-degree burglary.

Montgomery County Police confirm that 65-year-old Yvette Foster has been found safe after being reported missing.

A suspect was arrested for a home burglary in Northeast Washington, D.C., and charged with second-degree burglary by the Metropolitan Police Department.

Montgomery County's "Vision Zero Initiative" annual report for FY24 shows an 11% reduction in serious and fatal traffic incidents, with significant safety improvements and enforcement efforts.

Louisiana man sentenced to over four years for assaulting police with a weapon during the Jan. 6 Capitol riots.

The MPDC has arrested several individuals for unauthorized vehicle use, spanning various DC neighborhoods, with no specific pattern in terms of incidents or perpetrators.

MPD in D.C. reported seizing 45 firearms, including "Ghost Guns," in one week, underscoring the city's ongoing battle against armed violence. Various arrests accompanied these recoveries.

Maryland man, Mynor Josue Fernandez Alfaro, was sentenced to 63 months in prison for distributing fentanyl. His co-conspirator Edward Steven Monge received 96 months. They sold over 4,500 lethal pills and earned $150,000 via Cash App.

A Georgia man was charged for his involvement in the January 6 Capitol breach, specifically for assaulting law enforcement and other related offenses.

Devan Green was convicted in D.C. on several charges, including assault with intent to kill, for stabbing his girlfriend 21 times. Sentencing is set for January 10, 2025.

Montgomery County secures a $1.8 million grant to electrify low-income housing, with funds from the Department of Energy and local sources, aiming to improve health, reduce energy costs, and cut emissions.