John Lyon, a respected D.C. radio personality from WMAL, passed away at 85. He tirelessly sought justice for his daughters' 1975 murder, a case solved in 2017. His versatile career and dedication to victims' support are fondly remembered.

Metropolitan Police arrest 28-year-old Juwan Russell for Assault with a Dangerous Weapon after a gunfire incident in Northeast D.C.

Venus Williams will return to competitive tennis at the WTA 500 Mubadala Citi DC Open in Washington D.C. after her last appearance at the 2024 Miami Open. She received a wild-card invitation for the July event.

DC man, Marvin Benjamin Martin, pleaded guilty to attempting to distribute "boot," a synthetic drug from China, potentially facing 20 years in prison.

The U.S. administration has shifted policy to restrict public benefits, including health, education, and food assistance, to American citizens only, excluding illegal aliens.

Montgomery County Police are searching for a 10-year-old boy, Wise Da’Science Dickerson, reported missing from Montgomery Village. They encourage public assistance and urge sharing of information.

Families of Flight 5342 victims criticize the U.S. Army's response to the crash, seeking transparency, accountability, and independent investigations.

The National Weather Service predicts scattered showers, thunderstorms, and potential isolated flooding in Washington D.C., with high humidity and temperatures reaching the mid-80s to low 90s.

Montgomery County Police investigate after a car fatally struck Joan Voith in Derwood, requesting eyewitnesses.

Mayor Bowser is slated to speak at the Golden Triangle BID's annual meeting, addressing local business leaders on district development and initiatives.

Two individuals were arrested for a burglary in Northwest DC, where packages were stolen from an apartment. Police encourage public tips, with a reward offered for information leading to an indictment.

Construction begins at Howard Road SE and Martin Luther King Jr Avenue SE in DC, focusing on safety and traffic flow improvements, with completion expected by March 2026.

Transportation Secretary Duffy outlines initiatives to support U.S truckers by increasing truck parking and reducing regulation, part of Trump's focus on blue-collar industries.