Former defense contractor Douglas Edelman pleaded guilty to 10 felony counts including tax evasion and making false statements, with sentencing set for November 2026.

Mayor Bowser's schedule includes a private health meeting in Ward 8 and a public Senior Fest event, with details available in a public calendar release.

"Taste of Wheaton" festival returns on June 1, featuring local food, live music, family activities, and a beer and wine garden at Marian Fryer Town Plaza.

A Rockville man was arrested for recording a woman in a Montgomery Mall fitting room. Identified as Javier Morales, he faces charges of privacy invasion and was released on bond.

Metro has been authorized to use automated trains on the Green and Yellow lines, joining the Red Line that has operated under ATO since December. Operators will still be on board to ensure safety.

Montgomery County Recreation announces the seasonal opening of seven outdoor pools for Memorial Day weekend with affordable admissions and summer passes available.

Washington D.C. weather includes partly cloudy skies, high of 73°F, and increasing clouds with potential showers after 5am and high chance of rain and thunderstorms in the following days.

The House Judiciary Committee approved The One Big Beautiful Bill, which boosts ICE's ability to deport undocumented immigrants and restricts their access to benefits. Critics fear the humanitarian impact.

A former health aide, Beverly Ochoa, pleaded guilty to stealing $2,600 from an elderly woman and received a 12-month suspended sentence and probation.

The Metropolitan Police are investigating the homicide of Christopher Rashad Riles, who was fatally shot on Irvington Street; a $25,000 reward is offered for information leading to an arrest.

Jose Angel Gomez was sentenced to 35 years in prison for a series of sexual assaults in 2018, after his guilty plea and DNA evidence confirmed his crimes.

Montgomery County Police are seeking public help to find 12-year-old Aiden "Niko" Offutt, last seen near his home, as detailed in the official press release.

The article discusses a 32% increase in homelessness in Montgomery County, highlighting the need for affordable housing and efforts to address the crisis through various programs and services.