MPD seeks community help to identify a suspect in a November 3 burglary in Northeast Washington, D.C., offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

The National Weather Service in Washington D.C. warns of morning showers, fog, and gale-force winds, with a Hazardous Weather Outlook issued for the area.

Montgomery County has announced a major redevelopment project for the Lakeforest Transit Center, aiming to turn the former Lakeforest Mall into a mixed-use hub with residential, shopping, and entertainment spaces.

Montgomery County police announce a sobriety checkpoint for December 5, 2025 to deter impaired driving. Location undisclosed to maximize effectiveness.

Mayor Muriel Bowser opens the DowntownDC Holiday Market, supporting local businesses and announcing early applications for the Robust Retail Grant to bolster small enterprises.

Rep. Ann Wagner met with Postmaster General David Steiner to address mail delivery issues in Missouri's 2nd District, discussing USPS inefficiencies and improvement plans.

Metropolitan Police in D.C. are investigating a Southeast fatal shooting and request public assistance, offering a reward for information leading to an arrest.

DC Police seek help finding 12-year-old Reyna Pinkard, missing since November 20, 2025, from Northeast DC. Public urged to contact authorities with any info.

Senator Moody honored Officer Andrew Hinds with Florida’s Finest award for saving a family from a burning truck.

A man in DC was sentenced to five years in prison for threatening a family with an Uzi-style pistol on a WMATA bus. Ricardo Rush, previously convicted, pleaded guilty to multiple charges.

Chairman Comer intensifies the investigation into Epstein's finances, subpoenaing banks and seeking records from the USVI Attorney General to understand the extent of Epstein and Maxwell's financial network.

Chairman James Comer defended against claims of a 'manufactured anti-Trump hoax' during discussions about the Epstein investigation and criticized Democrats for allegedly misrepresenting evidence.

Duluth International Airport will receive $20 million from the Department of Transportation for a new air traffic control tower, replacing its outdated mid-20th-century structure.