The Metropolitan Police seek public help in locating a suspect involved in two sexual assaults in Northwest D.C., offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

Montgomery County hosts a career seminar for young women via Zoom on Nov. 21, featuring insights from professionals in various fields and offering Student Service-Learning Hours for attendees.

Kyle Andrew Campbell was sentenced to 4 months in prison for assaulting an officer during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, followed by home confinement and supervised release.

A Washington, D.C. man was sentenced to 7.5 years in prison for child pornography offenses after Google reported his uploads, leading to an FBI investigation and recovery of incriminating data.

President Biden announced that inflation dropped to 2.1% and highlighted economic growth and increased average incomes during his term, criticizing Republican tax proposals.

Two Virginia men were convicted of charges related to the Jan. 6 Capitol breach, with evidence showing their participation and confrontation with law enforcement.

The Montgomery County Police are searching for Dwight Miller, a missing Germantown resident last seen leaving his home wearing a red flannel shirt, a black jacket, and jeans.

Chief Pamela Smith praised the MPD for maintaining safety during peaceful assemblies in D.C., noting two arrests but overall civility among participants.

MPD arrested 19-year-old Tequan Hewitt after an armed robbery in Southeast Washington, continuing the search for a second suspect.

Montgomery County Police seek public help in locating a missing Germantown woman, with no further details on the circumstances of her disappearance provided.

A church burglary in Southeast Washington, D.C. resulted in one arrest, while another suspect fled. The police continue to seek information and offer a $1,000 reward for tips leading to an arrest and indictment.

The Metropolitan Police are investigating a homicide from October 25, 2024, in Northwest D.C., where 18-year-old Hamza Jamil Mubah-Wrotten was fatally shot.

Montgomery County will commemorate Remembrance and Reconciliation Month, offering activities that address historical racial injustice and promote healing, including Maryland's emancipation anniversary and a focus on racial lynchings.