Oregon Democratic lawmakers oppose a Trump administration proposal to sell various federal properties in the state, citing potential disruption of essential services.

Mayor Muriel Bowser will tour three new Black-owned businesses in DC's Anacostia, emphasizing the community's economic growth and support for minority entrepreneurs.

Montgomery County Council's committees are set to discuss infrastructure funding, education challenges, opioid response grants, crisis stabilization centers, school engagement, and business incubator performance.

The Metropolitan Police Department seeks help to find a car linked to an attempted armed carjacking on March 4, 2025, in Southeast D.C., offering a reward for information leading to an arrest.

Tywan J. Cummings was sentenced to 17 years in federal prison for an armed carjacking spree and shooting at police officers in D.C. He pleaded guilty to related charges.

Two men were arrested in connection to Antoine Parker's September 2024 homicide in Montgomery County, with Erick West and Daryl Howard named as suspects.

Two arrests were made after a shooting in Eckington, D.C., where no one was found injured but property was damaged. Police used surveillance footage to identify and capture the suspects, recovering four handguns.

DC Police seek info on missing 16-year-old Wyiera Pixley via social media. She was last seen on Howard Road SE.

MPD arrested one suspect, Delonte Smith, for an armed burglary in Southeast, DC, and is seeking others involved while offering a $10,000 reward for information.

The NWS has issued multiple advisories for Washington D.C., warning of thunderstorms, high winds, and possible severe weather including tornadoes, with precautions for elevated fire risk due to low humidity and gusty winds.

The DC Police have requested public assistance in finding 14-year-old Jariyah Brown, missing since February 28, 2025, and last seen on C Street, Southeast.

D.C. man Deangelo Lorenzo Lewis convicted of firearm possession, bank fraud conspiracy, and drug distribution.

Montgomery County Council President Kate Stewart and Congressman Jamie Raskin will host a virtual meeting on mental health resources on March 6, as part of a support series, with various organizations participating.