A crash at Kenilworth Avenue and Cherrywood Lane on Sunday left one person dead and three hospitalized, officials said.

Tina Cannon says a tweak in H.B. 545 could weaken the state auditor’s independence and limit audits; lawmakers call it a budget clarification.

New FBI memos published Sunday appear to show White House talks before the 2022 Mar‑a‑Lago search, adding fresh material to ongoing oversight fights.

Right Proper will close its Shaw brewpub on March 1 and relocate to a new D.C. restaurant space while Brookland remains open and Eckington is listed for 2026.

Utah’s high court refused to pause a judge‑ordered redistricting plan, keeping a Salt Lake County‑centered congressional map on track and sharpening the 2026 fight. The move limits the Legislature’s immediate options as candidates eye the new district.

AG Brian L. Schwalb sues Red Oak Capital for alleged discrimination against non-subsidy tenants, potentially violating DC's rent controls and fair housing laws.

The Montgomery County Council is set to discuss state and local legislation, review the public schools' $2.79 billion budget, and explore community development plans, including the Emory Grove and Clarksburg Gateway Sector Plan.

Metropolitan Police seek public help to find the suspect of a fatal shooting on Knox Place, Southeast D.C., offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction.

Xavier Tristan Greene, a 17-year-old from Gaithersburg, has been found unharmed after being reported missing, as confirmed by Montgomery County Police. Details on his disappearance and return are limited.

A former D.C. special police officer was sentenced to a year in federal prison after stomping on a detained patron’s face at a Northeast McDonald’s.

A Glen Burnie man was arrested this week in the June 2025 killing in Trinidad. Police say the arrest follows months of multi‑jurisdictional work by detectives.

HUD’s proposed rule would require proof of citizenship for every HUD tenant and could force mixed‑status families to choose between splitting up or losing assistance.

A Severn teacher scored a $50,000 Gold Bar Bingo win after a routine stop at a Landover Sunoco; the retailer will get a $500 bonus.