Montgomery County urges safe driving during Cinco de Mayo, enhancing patrols and offering sober ride options like SoberRide with Lyft and affordable bus services to prevent drunk driving incidents.

A Maryland man with a prior domestic violence record has been indicted for illegal firearm possession under the "Make D.C. Safe Again" initiative after being arrested with a loaded gun.

Chairman James Comer investigates the Biden administration's alcohol consumption guidelines, questioning the scientific integrity behind their advisory releases.

U.S. Attorney Ed Martin Jr. credits President Trump's first 100 days for a 25% decrease in D.C.'s violent crime, highlighting the "Make D.C. Safe Again" initiative and collaboration between law enforcement agencies.

Driver Karen Gangloff disrupted a race in Montgomery County, ignoring road closures and hitting a police car before being arrested without causing injuries.

A man was injured and a dog killed in a violent incident involving police and two large dogs in Prince George’s County, with a police car crashing en route.

Three men were hospitalized after a shooting in Alexandria, Virginia; two are seriously injured and one in critical condition. No arrests have been made, and police are investigating.

MPD and USSS arrested Mario Bustamante Leiva for a series of purse-snatching robberies in D.C. He faces Robbery (Stealth) charges; the investigation is ongoing.

Assistant Sheriff Lenora A. Dawson of the Baltimore City Sheriff’s Office passed away on April 24, 2025, leaving behind a legacy of tireless service and dedication to Baltimore.

Two juveniles were arrested for a robbery on the Metropolitan Branch Trail, having allegedly snatched headphones from a victim. They were charged and linked to the crime via surveillance footage.

Vankese Russell, 26, was indicted for illegal firearm possession amid a D.C. crackdown on violent crime, following his arrest by officers who found a loaded gun on his person.

Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy emphasizes adherence to federal laws for recipients of DOT funds, highlighting legal commitments and potential consequences for non-compliance, particularly regarding immigration law cooperation.

DC authorities padlocked the 50th illegal cannabis shop, Orbit DC, as part of a crackdown on unlicensed cannabis operations, which also resulted in recovery of drugs and firearms.