Federal authorities arrested 189 individuals in Washington, D.C., targeting alien offenders with significant criminal histories under the 'Make D.C. Safe and Beautiful' initiative from May 6-9.

Heavy rains and thunderstorms expected in Washington D.C., with possible flash flooding and coastal flooding, as reported by the National Weather Service.

Assertio Therapeutics settled for $3.6 million over False Claims Act violations regarding the marketing of the fentanyl product Lazanda, which included targeting high-prescribing pain specialists.

D.C. Council battles a late budget submission from Mayor Bowser, adjusts the deadline, and passes ERAP reforms to balance tenant needs and housing stability.

Five juveniles were arrested in Washington D.C. for two carjackings, involving a white Toyota Camry and a silver Honda Accord, within one hour in Northeast D.C.

Montgomery County detectives arrested 21-year-old Jason Ronil Medrano Reyes for stealing a vehicle after a chase, originating from a theft at a Planet Fitness locker.

Montgomery County detectives are searching for a man who stole a vehicle in Silver Spring in February 2025, with a detailed suspect description provided to assist with his capture.

A registered sex offender, Linwood Barnhill, was charged in Washington D.C. with child sex trafficking offenses, as announced by the U.S. Attorney's office.

Trinidad and Tobago hosted TRADEWINDS 2025 with over 1,000 participants to strengthen efforts against transnational crime, focusing on firearms trafficking. ICE HSI contributed significantly alongside local law enforcement.

The National Weather Service predicts wet weather in Washington D.C., with high chances of showers and potential thunderstorms, but a clearer and sunnier weekend ahead.

Montgomery County honors Caprina Pipion-Williams, Brett Riley, and Muhammad Arif Wali with the "Unsung Sports Hero" awards for their significant contributions to youth sports and mentorship in the community.

Montgomery County Police seek a suspect in a Bethesda burglary, asking the public for help after releasing a video of the incident. Anonymous tips can be submitted via their website or a dedicated phone line.

DC Attorney General secures a $6.8 million judgment against A.J. Edwards Realty for extensive housing violations, resulting in rent refunds and penalties.