Rocky Lee Brown, previously convicted of murder, has been indicted for illegal firearm possession after being caught with a loaded gun by U.S. Marshals in D.C.

The U.S. House passed a bill to prevent payments to deceased individuals, introduced by Senator Ron Wyden and supported by bipartisan efforts. It makes SSA-Treasury data sharing permanent and seeks to avoid wrongful death declarations.

Chairman Comer initiates contempt of Congress against Bill Clinton for not complying with a subpoena regarding his ties to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.

The Metropolitan Police are seeking public assistance in finding a suspect from a late-December business burglary in Southeast on Martin Luther King Jr Avenue.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced regulatory changes by PHMSA to improve energy affordability and safety, which could save over $600 million annually.

Montgomery County detectives seek public help after a Veirs Mill Road commercial burglary, offering up to $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

Senator Thom Tillis opposes Trump's Federal Reserve nominees due to concerns about the Fed's independence, threatening to block all nominees until a legal issue is resolved.

DC Police seek help to locate missing 14-year-old Zara Myers last seen January 11, 2026, in Northeast DC. Call (202) 727-9099 or text 50411 with info.

A D.C. man is charged with the second-degree murder of an MPD officer following a December traffic incident. Officer Terry Bennett died after being struck by the man's vehicle.

MPD investigates a fatal crash on DC-295 where a pedestrian was hit by a Chevy Silverado and pronounced dead at the scene.

Suspect Niwatilagu Long, 45, was arrested in connection to a December homicide in Northeast DC where Melvin Saunders, 44, was fatally shot. Long faces Second Degree Murder while Armed charges.

Montgomery County promotes health and plastic waste reduction on 'En Sintonía con el Concejo' radio show, with tips for New Year's resolutions, managing stress, flu season routines, and highlighting the new Bring Your Own Bag Law.

Rain is expected in Washington D.C. over the weekend, with a 100% chance on Saturday and precipitation up to three-quarters of an inch. Sunday may see less rain and Monday will be sunny.