The SAVES Act, introduced by Senators Tillis and Blumenthal, is bipartisan legislation to provide service dogs to veterans with PTSD and other challenges.

House Democrats, led by Chairman Pete Aguilar, blame GOP tariffs for damaging the economy and criticize President Trump for missing a ceremony for fallen soldiers to attend a golf tournament.

RespectFest, organized by MCDVCC, educated about 500 young attendees on healthy relationships and teen dating violence prevention through workshops and interactive activities.

A couple was found dead from gunshot wounds in a Chevy Chase home; the wife's death is ruled a homicide and the husband's death is under investigation, potentially as a suicide.

Montgomery County police are seeking public assistance in finding missing 13-year-old Savannah Michelle Snowden from Germantown, emphasizing any information can be valuable.

MPD seized synthetic marijuana and firearms, and arrested a suspect identified as Tyrone Phillips in the First District.

Zaid Mohammed Mahdawi received a 10-day prison sentence for defacing a monument in Washington, D.C., and must also complete community service and pay restitution.

The National Weather Service predicts showers, thunderstorms, and patchy fog in Washington D.C., with a mix of sunny and rainy days throughout the upcoming week.

U.S. Marshals arrested Charles Ray Blevins, wanted for a 2019 Kentucky murder, after a multi-state hunt. He was captured in South Carolina by a regional task force.

The Montgomery County Police are seeking help to find missing 13-year-old Zoie Alexxia Hunt, emphasizing community support and providing a press release with details for assistance.

Mayor Bowser and Police Chief Smith announce a 26% crime reduction in DC and will reveal a new initiative targeting juvenile crime during a press event in Navy Yard.

Metropolitan Police arrested Hennok Woldu for robbing a USPS employee at gunpoint in Northwest Washington, D.C., followed by a swift traffic stop arrest.

Montgomery County Police will enforce road safety on Route 29, focusing on speedsters and those violating the Move Over Law, which requires slowing down or moving over for vehicles with flashing lights.