A 35-year-old man named Bengaly Camara was arrested for theft from a car on Georgia Avenue in Montgomery County and faces weapons charges. The incident occurred on March 27, 2025.

MPD arrests an 18-year-old for a 2023 armed carjacking in Southeast DC after a two-year investigation. The suspect was a minor at the time of the crime.

The National Weather Service warns of a high risk for rapid fire spread in the D.C. region due to dry, windy conditions, urging caution for outdoor burning.

The President issued an executive order barring certain national security-related agencies from federal labor-management relations programs due to security concerns.

Montgomery County hosts its 5th 'Right from the Start' event to support Black maternal and child health at Holy Cross Hospital on April 12, offering resources and education.

Choppa City crew members were sentenced for armed robberies, with Brock getting over 50 years and McNair more than 30 years in prison. They were convicted of stealing $1.2 million from Brinks trucks.

The U.S. seeks to seize $47 million from Iranian oil sales linked to terrorism, alleging the oil's connection to the IRGC, a designated terrorist group.

DC residents may be eligible for compensation from a multi-million-dollar settlement with Apotex due to inflated generic drug prices, announced by Attorney General Schwalb.

Congressman Steve Cohen ranked as the fifth most effective Democrat in a Center for Effective Lawmaking report, recognized for his bill-crafting skills in Congress.

DC's General Services announced a $49M recreation and early education facility at Fort Lincoln Park, highlighting its dual-function and community enrichment.

The USDA announced funding for rural energy projects, encouraging recipients to align with Trump's energy independence order and revise proposals to boost U.S. energy production.

DC Police seek help locating missing 14-year-old Jariyah Brown, last seen on the 1800 block of C Street, SE, urging public to call (202) 727-9099 or text 50411 with information.

Desmond Fletcher from Maryland was convicted of felony strangulation and two counts of misdemeanor assault after an incident in D.C. Sentencing is scheduled for June 13, 2025.