A former Trump White House attorney has been charged after an alleged hockey-stick assault at The St. James in Springfield. Court documents say the victim was struck in the head and a preliminary hearing is set for April 29.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio will visit St. Kitts for a one‑day CARICOM summit to press security, trade and stability after the U.S. operation in Venezuela. The trip is meant to reassure Caribbean leaders and lock in cooperation on drug interdiction and economic ties.

State troopers and partner agencies broke up illegal car meets across four Maryland counties Saturday night; two people were arrested and face firearm charges.

Two people were killed Sunday when a tree fell onto a vehicle on Route 2 in Sunderland during a winter storm; crews extricated a third occupant and investigators remain on scene.

Prince William County police found four people dead — including a child — inside a Woodbridge home; investigators are treating it as a suspected murder‑suicide.

A Virginia traveler with confirmed measles may have exposed people at a downtown Bethesda office on Feb. 10, county officials say.

The CIA retracted or revised 19 intelligence products after a presidential advisory board review flagged possible bias; three redacted reports were posted as examples.

Fish Taco has pushed its Gaithersburg storefront toward Darnestown Road to add dining space, with the chain eyeing a spring opening.

D.C. says it will redevelop the Frank D. Reeves Center in phases to keep city services running while building housing, arts venues and the NAACP's new headquarters.

DC Police arrested Michael Collins for a January armed robbery in Southeast Washington; he faces charges and the case underscores local gun violence concerns.

Federal officials say the Make D.C. Safe and Beautiful task force has topped roughly 10,000 arrests and recovered about 1,000 illegal firearms since its summer surge.

Police arrest Michael Collins for an armed robbery in Southeast Washington; he faces charges including Armed Robbery (Gun) and Carrying a Pistol Without a License.

A federal judge in Greenbelt sentenced a 28-year-old Silver Spring man to 50 years after prosecutors said he coerced at least 108 girls, some as young as five, into producing sexual images.