Mayor Bowser and Chancellor Ferebee launched a Summer Bridge program to help DC students transition into middle and high school with activities aimed at fostering a sense of belonging.

Metropolitan Police investigate a shooting in Northeast Washington that resulted in two deaths and two injuries. The incident occurred early Saturday morning.

The MPD is seeking public assistance to find a suspect involved in a Northeast Washington, D.C. assault with a deadly weapon that took place last Friday.

Metropolitan Police are seeking suspects for a daylight theft from a delivery truck in Northwest Washington, involving a black Nissan Altima with Maryland plates.

The Montgomery County Police are searching for 15-year-old Angelina Blaize from Olney, described as 5'5" with black hair and brown eyes, and are asking the public for any information.

The Metropolitan Police Department seeks help to find suspects involved in a theft in Northeast DC on July 28, 2024, and offers various ways to anonymously report tips.

Stephon Harrigan has been sentenced to 210 months for a series of armed robberies in early 2022. His brother and a co-defendant also face sentences for their roles.

The Metropolitan Police are searching for a suspect involved in a burglary at a business on Park Road NE, Washington, which occurred on August 1st at 5 a.m. No injuries were reported.

MPD is seeking help to identify three suspects in a retail theft on F Street, NW, Washington, D.C. The incident occurred on August 1, where merchandise was stolen.

The Montgomery County Police are searching for 16-year-old Riley Miller, asking the community for any information regarding the missing teenager's whereabouts.

President Biden was briefed on the progress against the fentanyl crisis, highlighting increased drug seizures, arrests of traffickers, and international collaboration to combat illicit drug activities.

The MPD arrested three juveniles for an attempted robbery and assault in Northwest D.C., along with related offenses including property destruction and thefts.

A Wyoming man, Douglas Harrington, was convicted of seven charges, including assaulting law enforcement with a flagpole during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot. His sentencing is set for Nov. 5, 2024.