Senator Ron Wyden introduced the VISIBLE Act to require immigration officers to display clear identification during operations, pushing for transparency and trust.

James A. Crawford was sworn in as Assistant Secretary for Tribal Affairs at the U.S. Department of Transportation, promising to work with federally recognized tribes.

President Trump and First Lady Melania visited flood-hit Kerr County, Texas, meeting locals and officials, and confirming federal support for recovery efforts.

Montgomery County Police's Summer Traffic Task Force's seventh week saw 28 DUI arrests among 130 traffic stops, issuing 240 citations and 155 warnings, with continued efforts to improve road safety.

Authorities are searching for Keylijah Love Paulet Holt, a missing non-verbal autistic teen, last seen Sunday morning in Silver Spring. The community is urged to assist.

Two members of the Wellington Park crew were sentenced for the 2018 murder of 10-year-old Makiyah Wilson; Mark Price got 50 years, Antonio Murchison 72 years.

Bipartisan lawmakers introduced the SCORE Act to create a national standard for college athletes' Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL), ensuring compensation and protection.

Montgomery County Police are seeking public help to find 85-year-old Cecilia M. Cabiltes, an Asian female last seen wearing a red shirt and black pants.

Montgomery County Police investigate the homicide of Vincent De Porres Young II, who was found shot in a Rockville apartment, prompting a murder investigation with no suspects yet.

Metropolitan Police report Renando Corbin, 27, allegedly threatened someone with a handgun before being peacefully arrested for Assault with a Dangerous Weapon and possessing an unregistered firearm.

U.S. and Israel sign a Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate on AI innovation in energy security and advance leadership in AI technologies, as stated by the Department of the Interior.

A missing non-verbal autistic man was found within minutes in Montgomery County due to RTIC's use of surveillance technology and swift police response.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Duffy and the MTA clash over strategies to address the 66% rise in NYC subway crimes since 2019, with Duffy demanding detailed safety plans.