Clyde Wimbush, a missing 64-year-old man, has been found safe, with thanks given to the community for aiding in sharing information about his disappearance.

Montgomery County Police seek public help in a death probe after a woman with a gunshot wound was pronounced dead. The male who drove her to the hospital fled, and an autopsy is pending. Details and a call for tips were released.

The article describes the week's weather forecast for Washington, D.C., predicting clear skies, warm temperatures, and occasional chances of showers and thunderstorms.

The forecast for the D.C. area includes weekend showers, thunderstorms, and a high of 79 degrees, followed by cooler, sunny conditions into the next week, with a return to rain expected by Thursday.

A young victim was hospitalized after a shooting in Southeast, D.C., with suspect Travis Thomas arrested days later for assault with a dangerous weapon.

Sunny weather with highs near 80 degrees expected in Washington D.C. today, with rain arriving later in the week.

A special police officer has been charged with assault involving a firearm after a dispute at a D.C. grocery store. The officer pointed a gun at a coworker.

A Lorton man was sentenced to 18 years in prison for child exploitation, after ICE's investigation revealed his use of social media for targeting minors.

The Metropolitan Police Department is asking the public for help in identifying suspects involved in a recent armed carjacking on Minnesota Avenue NE. The victim was forced out of their car at gunpoint in the early hours of March 10, but the vehicle was later recovered.

Private Preston T. Garrison passed away in the line of duty 70 years ago, on April 21, 1955, while fighting a fire. DC Fire And EMS honors his sacrifice on the anniversary.

DC's Platoon 4 responded to 620 emergency calls in two days, handling critical and non-critical situations, including 103 fire-related incidents, showcasing the demanding role of firefighters and EMS.

Damani Carmon from D.C. was sentenced to two years in prison for possessing a loaded firearm as a convicted felon, following a 2024 traffic stop that revealed the weapon.

Felon Timothy Clark is indicted for illegal gun possession under the "Make D.C. Safe Again" initiative after a routine traffic stop led to his arrest.