Montgomery County Police seek public help to identify suspects in a December armed robbery in Silver Spring, releasing surveillance footage for leads.

House Democrats introduced the Taxpayer Data Protection Act to prevent unauthorized access to taxpayers' personal information, addressing concerns about privacy and potential overreach by powerful individuals like Elon Musk.

The DC Police are seeking help to find 14-year-old Sean Davenport, reported missing since February 4th from Northwest DC. They urge anyone with information to contact them.

Council President Stewart will detail new Montgomery County legislation on tax credits, surveillance tech regulations, and a plastic bag ban in an upcoming Zoom call.

Republican congressmen are demanding documents from Fulton County DA Fani Willis to investigate her office's possible coordination with the January 6 Committee.

A man was wounded in a Southwest D.C. shooting; MPD arrested suspect Cameron McMillian for the crime, charging him with assault and weapon possession.

Mayor Bowser to announce healthcare developments at St. Elizabeths East Campus, with a new partnership and investment poised to enhance local services.

The MPD seeks public assistance to identify suspects from a January 26th retail theft in Southeast, offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

Maryland resident Iyreetah Price pleads guilty to fraudulently obtaining over $20,000 from a DC Covid-19 relief program.

Montgomery County Council passed a bill to change when impact taxes are paid, potentially lowering housing construction costs and easing the affordability crisis.

A man from Bryans Road, MD, was arrested for a 2024 armed carjacking incident in Southeast D.C., facing charges of Armed Carjacking (Gun) and Failure to Appear.

The Metropolitan Police Department quickly arrested a suspect after a carjacking and armed robbery in Washington D.C., crediting their RTCC for the swift response.

Two cousins, Eugene Burns and Tyre Allen, were sentenced in D.C. for murder and conspiracy to influence a witness. Burns received 37 years for the 2015 murder of his friend and witness tampering; Allen got three years for the conspiracy.