Sen. Ted Cruz honored the 67 lives lost in the mid-air collision over the Potomac River, discussing the ROTOR Act, a safety bill inspired by the tragedy, at a memorial service.

Montgomery County's snow emergency has ended, but snow-clearing continues. Free parking will resume fees, and residents are advised to report snow removal needs. Sidewalk enforcement is paused until February 2.

Police investigate the homicide of 37-year-old Matthew Hinkle in Glenarden; up to $25,000 reward offered for information leading to an arrest and charge.

MCDOT's meeting on MacArthur Boulevard Bikeway project shifts to virtual-only due to weather. Residents can register to discuss the pathway improvements on Jan. 28.

DC Police are seeking information about missing 15-year-old Xynai Lawson last seen in SE, asking the public to call (202) 727-9099 or text 50411 with tips.

Two WMATA train operators pleaded guilty to health care fraud, admitting to fraudulent claims totaling nearly $60,000. Sentencing is set for June 2026.

An Olney man, Dean Bodjona-Ali, was arrested for a robbery at Papa John's, which involved an assault and theft. He's charged with robbery, assault, and theft.

MPD investigates a shooting on Varnum Street, NE, that led to the death of 18-year-old Malik Moore; they offer a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

The MPD arrested Michael Pearson, suspect in a series of daylight burglaries including a recent home invasion on Q Street, and linked him to additional incidents of theft and unlawful entry.

ICE plans to expand detention centers in El Paso, criticized by Congresswoman Escobar for endangering people and cutting essential services to fund facilities.

Felipe Contreras-Varillas, previously deported three times, was arrested for attempting to meet a minor for a sexual encounter and faces charges of unlawful re-entry.

Two non-profits in Maryland and Virginia were ordered to shut down after exploiting children to sell candy for personal gain, collecting over $857,000. Their president, Jule Huston, is banned from nonprofit activity in DC, Maryland, and Virginia.

Montgomery County's Abigail Sosa has been found safe after being reported missing from Silver Spring, relieving the community following a police appeal for help.