A three-time felon from Washington D.C., Devin Devaun, received a 30-month federal prison sentence for illegal gun possession, with a subsequent 3-year supervised release.

A group of juveniles assaulted a woman in Washington D.C., leading to multiple arrests. The MPD has charged the suspects, including a 14-year-old and younger, with serious offenses, potentially motivated by hate or bias.

Victor Scott Terrill from Maryland faces new charges, including first-degree murder, linked to a fatal shooting last year and a nonfatal shooting while he was on pre-trial release.

The US President issued an executive order to reduce federal bureaucracy, targeting four specific government entities for downsizing or elimination and calling for wider cuts across federal agencies.

Denayla Martin, 18, surrendered to D.C. police for a February theft and assault case. She faces multiple charges; the MPD continues to seek other suspects.

Montgomery County expands its Police-Private Security Camera Program, offering financial incentives to residents, businesses, and nonprofits for installing surveillance cameras, aiming to improve community safety.

The President praised the 2025 Daytona 500 as a testament to tradition and innovation, highlighting its unifying spirit and honoring military service.

A gas leak on the 2200 block of 10th St NW in Washington D.C. prompted evacuations; no injuries or severe damage reported. Emergency services are responding.

DC firefighters quickly contained a second-floor room fire on Farragut Pl. NE, displacing two adults but causing no injuries. An investigation into the cause is ongoing.

MPD arrested a 17-year-old for an armed burglary in Southeast DC, where the victim was threatened, and property stolen. The juvenile was charged as an adult.

Washington D.C. residents can expect varied weather, with initial sun, chances of snow and rain over the weekend, and fluctuating temperatures through the week.

Two men from JPG Plumbing pled guilty to illegal dumping in a Montgomery County pond and faced fines and probation, while their employer paid cleanup costs.

Senators Mike Lee and James Comer introduced the Reorganizing Government Act of 2025 to expedite Congress's approval of Presidential reorganization plans within 90 days, aiming to streamline federal operations and reduce government size.