The Metropolitan Police Department seeks suspects for thefts from vehicles in the First District, offering a reward for information leading to arrest and indictment.

A Florida man was charged for using a weapon to assault law enforcement during the January 6 Capitol breach, marking over 1,572 individuals charged to date.

Ride On bus service in Montgomery County was ranked second nationally in the Riders Choice Awards by Transit App, based on a survey of over 103,000 transit users.

Mehran Shahriyari, a 66-year-old missing man, has been found safe. The Montgomery County Police thanked the community for their help in the search. Details of his disappearance are private.

AAR CORP. will pay over $55 million to settle FCPA violation investigations related to bribery in Nepal and South Africa. The company will enter an 18-month NPA, pay penalties, forfeit profits, and disgorge funds to the SEC.

MPD seized 59 firearms, including a "Ghost Gun," in D.C. from December 9-16, 2024, to reduce gun crime, leading to several arrests. Rewards up to $2,500 are offered for tips leading to arrests and seizures.

Weather changes are expected in Washington D.C. this week, according to the NWS forecast, with varying conditions including sunny days and potential rain or snow.

Former Washington D.C. drug kingpin Rayful Edmond III has died at age 60. He became an informant after arrest, which eventually led to a sentence reduction.

DDOT announces the DC Circulator's service will end on December 31, 2024, with Metrobus routes set to absorb affected commuters. Adjustments to Metrobus and a new network redesign are planned to ensure continued connectivity.

Resident doctors at George Washington University Hospital reached a tentative agreement to avert a strike, securing better pay and mental health support.

A juvenile was arrested for an armed robbery on a D.C. trolley, charged with using a handgun to steal from passengers. Police acted quickly to apprehend the 16-year-old suspect.

The DC Council celebrates 50 years of Home Rule with an updated video featuring extended interviews with key leaders, highlighting their journey towards self-governance.

Members of the Kennedy Street Crew in Washington D.C. have been sentenced for drug and firearm offenses as part of a federal crackdown on drug trafficking.