MPD seeks information on a gold chain stolen in a September 29 robbery on Queens Chapel Road, offering a $1,000 reward for tips leading to an arrest and indictment.

An attempted armed carjacking in Northeast D.C. was thwarted by the victim's quick thinking; following an investigation, four juveniles were arrested.

Chairman Comer accuses Senate Democrats of causing a government shutdown and using smears about Trump's connection to Epstein as a distraction, urging them to reopen the government.

DC Police are seeking information on missing 15-year-old Paige Doye, last seen on Morris Road SE, emphasizing the community's role for her safe return.

Rep. Dave Min criticizes the shift in federal law enforcement priorities under Trump's administration, highlighting lower prosecutions for drug trafficking and other crimes due to increased focus on immigration enforcement.

Mayor Muriel Bowser opens Georgetown University's new Capital Campus, with the event being accessible to the public and live-streamed for broader viewing.

DC Police seek help to locate 16-year-old Kyree Montgomery, missing since October 17. He was last seen on Michigan Avenue NE. Public asked to share information.

Montgomery County Police search for missing 19-year-old Genelly Michelle Cruz Calero, urging public assistance.

DC Police appeal for help in locating 15-year-old Spirit Star Armstrong, missing since October 15 from Connecticut Avenue, NW. Public urged to contact with info.

The DC Police are searching for missing 86-year-old David Persuitte, last seen on Connecticut Avenue N.W. They encourage anyone with information to contact them.

Petra Management Group settles housing voucher abuse lawsuit for $700,000 and agrees to practice overhauls, including advertising at lawful rates and staff training.

Montgomery County has unveiled Park Montgomery West, expanding affordable housing options with an additional 217 units in Silver Spring, supported by innovative funding, including tax credits and PILOT agreements.

Traffic disruptions are expected in DC on October 19 due to the Turkish Festival, with street closures and parking restrictions.