DC Police have updated a search flier for missing 12-year-old Xavier Carroll, last seen on Hartford Street, Southeast. Public help is sought to locate him.

The White House issued an order to boost the U.S. commercial space industry by streamlining regulations for licensing, environmental reviews, and encouraging innovation.

An initiative funded by NOAA in Washington, D.C. has removed 13 abandoned boats from the Anacostia River, aiming to clear 28 vessels and other large debris to improve navigation and ecosystems.

Metropolitan Police Chief Pamela A. Smith has implemented a Juvenile Curfew Zone in Navy Yard to address public safety concerns related to youth gatherings.

Montgomery County Police offer a free "Etch & Catch" program to deter catalytic converter thefts by marking and painting them for easier tracking and recovery.

The U.S. Department of Labor launched a dashboard for evaluating Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act programs, enhancing transparency and accountability.

MPD recovered 60 illegal firearms in a week in Washington D.C., including a Glock 30 .40 caliber, leading to the arrest of Izaiah McNeil and multiple charges.

DC Fire and EMS responded to 592 calls on a busy Sunday, including 453 EMS and 108 fire incidents, showcasing their vital role and dedication to public safety.

The President declared a crime emergency in Washington, D.C. due to high violence, granting the Attorney General control over the local police for federal purposes.

Newsmax special "Trump 200: America Rises" celebrated President Trump's second term achievements during its first 200 days, focusing on border security, infrastructure, and other policy successes.

The Department of the Interior is reviewing offshore wind energy regulations, focusing on American energy security and economic strength, in line with the Trump administration's policies.

A D.C. man was sentenced to 70 months in prison for a burglary, with 3 years of actual incarceration, after pleading guilty to a first-degree burglary charge.

HHS is halting their mRNA vaccine development under BARDA, citing lower efficacy against respiratory infections. Contracts with biotech firms are being canceled or downscaled, but certain projects will complete for fiscal reasons.