Road closures announced for Arlington's 20th Annual Turkey Trot; police to guide traffic and enforce parking restrictions, with violators subject to ticketing or towing.

The Arlington County Police reported various crimes, including brandishing a BB gun, attempted robbery, assaults, and thefts, in their latest crime report.

An arrest was made in an armed robbery in Southeast Washington, where a food delivery person was robbed at gunpoint on November 5. Antonio Minor has been charged with the crime.

A man with a gun was fatally shot by police in Northeast D.C. after a foot chase and struggle where he reportedly reached for his weapon. The officer involved is on administrative leave pending investigation.

Chief of Police Pamela A. Smith has established two Juvenile Curfew Zones in Washington D.C. to address public safety concerns involving youth gatherings.

The Arlington police blotter reports multiple incidents of assault, fraud, larceny, and property damage, emphasizing the prevalence of these crimes in the community.

Matthew Green from D.C. was sentenced to 100 months in federal prison for drug trafficking and firearm possession.

D.C. police arrested a suspect, Demitrius Johnson, for an armed carjacking involving pepper spray. The vehicle was crashed and the suspect was apprehended, now awaiting legal proceedings.

17-year-old Andre Whitfield was arrested for his alleged involvement in a series of armed carjackings in Washington, D.C.

House Democrats oppose a Republican spending bill, citing the chaos of the past Trump presidency and advocating for health care reforms including ACA tax credit extensions.

15-year-old Jemiah Lee is critically missing in NE Washington, DC since Nov 10, 2025. DC Police request public help, with no immediate details on her appearance or circumstances.

The MPDC arrested several individuals in DC for unauthorized vehicle use and auto theft, as part of efforts to tackle property crime and enhance community safety.

George Mason University faces accusations of illegal racial discrimination in faculty hiring, as detailed in a House Judiciary Committee report. President Washington denies these allegations, despite evidence suggesting his involvement.