MPD seeks public help in identifying three armed robbery suspects who struck on Georgia Avenue, offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction.

Republican officials highlighted the impact of the government shutdown on aviation safety and air traffic controllers working without pay at a press conference. They urged a resolution to the funding standoff.

Pilot unions urge Congress to pass a resolution to end the government shutdown and fund federal workers, including air traffic controllers, as aviation safety could be jeopardized by the impasse.

Montgomery County Police have temporarily halted Drone as First Responder operations in downtown Silver Spring due to safety concerns from construction at the drone's launch site.

DC Police intensify search for missing 15-year-old Elonyi Robinson, last seen September 19, 2025. Public's help is sought with contact numbers provided.

Senators led by Elissa Slotkin demand that Special Envoy Steve Witkoff explain his failure to divest cryptocurrency assets linked to Trump's World Liberty Financial.

Police confirmed that Keylijah Love Paulet Holt, a missing autistic teen, has been found safe using a "Purple Alert" to aid in her search. She has been reunited with her family.

Trump announced a new White House ballroom, privately funded and in line with past presidential renovations. Critics see it as lavish, but it continues the tradition of presidents leaving a mark.

Elementary students visited a fire station in Washington D.C., gaining insights into firefighting from DC Fire and EMS personnel. The tour aimed to foster community relationships and inspire future public servants.

Senators are investigating Google's $22 million settlement with Trump, suspecting a possible quid-pro-quo influencing an antitrust ruling. They seek clarity on communications between Google and the Trump administration.

The USCIRF report highlights the use of torture as a means to suppress religious freedom, detailing how such practices conflict with international law and human rights.

A woman in North Bethesda was arrested for falsely reporting a home invasion as a prank, using a computer-generated image to deceive her husband and police.

Anton Smith was arrested by D.C. police for allegedly using a firearm to threaten individuals, facing charges including Assault With a Dangerous Weapon Gun.