Police seek suspects after a 15-year-old was shot on East Capitol Street; non-life-threatening injuries; up to $10,000 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction.

A suspect was arrested by Metropolitan Police for a gunpoint coat robbery near Dunbar High School, with the public urged to provide information to aid the case.

An arrest was made in the shooting death of 44-year-old Erik Mewborn in Northeast D.C., with 25-year-old Jeremiah Simms charged with Second Degree Murder While Armed.

Montgomery County began construction of The Chimes at North Bethesda, an affordable housing development with 163 units aimed at helping alleviate the local housing crisis.

George Washington University Hospital commemorated its 13th Trauma Survivors Day, honoring six individuals, including Brandon Davis, who recovered from severe injuries.

Mayor Bowser and officials held a ribbon-cutting for The Asberry, 108 affordable senior housing units in Barry Farm-Hillsdale, and broke ground on The Edmonson, introducing 139 family units.

The Montgomery County Police Department celebrates a year of its Drone as First Responder program, noting faster response times and aid in law enforcement.

The Bowser administration in D.C. launched the "Make the Right Call" campaign to educate the public on correctly using 911 for emergencies and 311 for non-emergencies.

A man named Vance Contee was fatally stabbed on Kansas Avenue in Northwest D.C., and the Metropolitan Police Department is seeking information to help with the investigation.

Montgomery County has announced service changes for Thanksgiving, including closures of county offices, courts, and reduced public transportation. Parking will be free, and parks will be open for outdoor activities.

The Metropolitan Police Department seeks public help to identify suspects in an October 13th burglary of a vape shop on H Street Northeast, offering a reward for information.

A Pennsylvania man was sentenced to 24 months for assaulting law enforcement during the January 6 Capitol riot.

President Biden highlighted progress under the CHIPS & Science Act, noting a $65 billion investment by TSMC to build three semiconductor facilities in Arizona, which will create jobs and advance U.S. tech industry.