The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of sunshine and thunderstorms for Washington D.C., with temperatures in the high 80s and variable chances of rain throughout the coming week.

The Frederick Police Department is investigating multiple weekend shootings, with victims found on Taney Avenue and Baker Place, and evidence of gunfire on Hampshire Drive.

Caroline Lian resigned from the DC Department of Buildings following an ethics probe that revealed her simultaneous full-time employment at Freddie Mac and her resignation from Falls Church City Council.

A man was arrested for a bank robbery in Crystal City, awaiting extradition in Washington, DC. No injuries occurred during the crime, and the police investigation is ongoing.

The National Weather Service warns of severe weather, potential tornadoes, and floods in the Washington DC area with urgent alerts and watches in effect.

The 2024 National Cherry Blossom Festival in D.C. saw 1.6 million attendees with $202 million in spending, marking a significant post-pandemic economic boost for the city.

Mayor Muriel Bowser activates emergency centers in anticipation of Tropical Storm Debby, urging D.C. residents to prepare for heavy rain, winds, and possible tornadoes, while also extending shelter hours and advising on post-storm safety.

The Montgomery County Police are seeking public help to find missing 15-year-old Gaby Magaly Lopez Sosa in Gaithersburg and urge locals to report any information.

Montgomery County Police seek help finding missing Gaithersburg teen Grace Kufuna and urge the public to contact the Special Victims Unit with any information.

The National Weather Service anticipates thunderstorms and showers in DC and Baltimore today, with a high of 87°F and a 70% chance of rain.

Washington, DC celebrates the 41st National Night Out, with events across seven districts to strengthen community-police ties for local safety and crime prevention.

The House Judiciary Committee's report claims that the Biden-Harris administration's immigration policies have led to security risks, with 99 individuals on the terrorist watchlist released in the U.S. since January 2021.

Police seek help in identifying suspects in an attempted robbery and assault on Vermont Avenue, NW Washington D.C.; victim sustained non-life-threatening injuries.