The DNC paid $6.5M for Kamala Harris's email list and used the proceeds to clear leftover 2024 campaign bills, prompting fresh scrutiny over fundraising and donor transparency.

DC Police urgently seek assistance to locate missing 72-year-old Thomas Walter Farley, last seen on North Capitol Street NE. Public urged to provide any information.

Montgomery County detectives are probing the death of an 87-year-old resident at Cogir of Potomac after he was found unresponsive on Saturday morning.

DEA supervisor Meliton Cordero was arrested in Washington D.C. and charged with bribery conspiracy and visa fraud while stationed at the U.S. Embassy in the Dominican Republic.

The District Government announces modified services for Presidents Day, with some closures and essential services like shelters and crisis lines remaining operational.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office said Feb. 13 there was insufficient evidence to charge MPD Officer Epshane Porter after a Nov. 17 shooting in Northeast Washington that killed a 25‑year‑old man.

A federal judge certified a class action alleging D.C.'s OSSE failed to provide safe, reliable bus service to thousands of students with disabilities, pushing for systemwide fixes.

The nation commemorates Abraham Lincoln's 217th birthday, recalling the 16th president's pivotal role in American history, including his leadership during the Civil War and efforts to abolish slavery.

A woman was fatally shot and a child injured in Glover Park, DC. The suspect, the child's father, later died by suicide after a police chase. The 3-year-old was found safe.

Internal records show OMB moved roughly $15M from USAID to pay for OMB Director Russell Vought’s U.S. Marshals protection through 2026 as USAID is wound down.

A man was found bound and burned inside a Logan Circle condo after a 911 call for smoke. Police identified him as 40-year-old Syed Hammad Hussain and are seeking tips and video.

Philadelphia Police seek help to find Montez Henry Xavier Swinson, 15, missing from the 15th District since November 27, 2025. He was last seen on Arrott Street, details on PPD social media.

D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb filed a civil RICO suit accusing the Razjooyan family of using inflated loans and housing subsidies while tenants lived in dangerous conditions. The complaint seeks restitution, civil penalties and a ban on operating rental properties in the city.