A Germantown man was arrested at Dulles Airport for alleged sexual abuse of a minor, with authorities stopping him as he tried to leave for El Salvador.

The U.S. House Judiciary Committee issues a subpoena to Coupang amid concerns over South Korea's treatment of American businesses, suggesting discriminatory practices in favor of local competitors.

A second arrest has been made in the 2023 D.C. nightclub shooting that resulted in one death and three injuries.

Senator Thom Tillis has questioned DHS over allegations of wrongful detention and excessive force in immigration operations and seeks answers ahead of a Judiciary Committee hearing.

Police seek public help in the cold case of Nancy Eillen Strohmeyer, missing from Germantown since 2016, with an age-progressed image released to aid the search.

A critical alert has been issued by DC police for missing 15-year-old Shayla Gaither, last seen in Southeast Washington, as authorities urge the public to share any information that could help locate her.

Metropolitan Police arrested Korey Klimes for an October assault with a chair in D.C. They continue to seek a second suspect and encourage community tips.

National Weather Service forecasts slight snow chance for Washington D.C. with ongoing cold, potential snowfall disruptions, and hazardous weather outlook for travel.

Senator Ashley Moody advocates for expanding Florida's educational policies nationally during National School Choice Week, celebrating the state's success and promoting the Education Freedom tax credit.

Senator Marsha Blackburn leads Tennessee's congressional delegation in urging President Trump to swiftly approve a Major Disaster Declaration after Winter Storm Fern. The storm caused extensive damage and power outages.

Ticketmaster faced scrutiny from Senator Blackburn regarding scalping issues, with Live Nation's representative defending their anti-scalping measures despite allegations and evidence of scalpers bypassing limits.

Mayor Muriel Bowser opened Cycle House, DC's first all-affordable net-zero energy housing, with 18 units in Ward 5, emphasizing sustainability and affordability.

The Holiday Crime Suppression Task Force in Downtown Silver Spring resulted in 54 arrests for theft, auto theft, and drug offenses, also recovering guns and stolen goods.