A fatal crash on DC-295 left one dead and another critically injured, involving a wrong-way Mercedes E350 and an Audi Q7. Investigations continue, with the MPD appealing for information.

Montgomery County offers financial aid for recreation programs through Rec Assist, supporting residents with scholarships for classes and memberships from December 8.

Senator Ron Wyden is actively confronting the DHS to address the denial of Congressional access to immigration detention facilities, emphasizing the importance of oversight in upholding human rights and preventing mismanagement.

The U.S. House has passed the DEAL Act, aimed at supporting small businesses and entrepreneurs, particularly in regions often overlooked by investors.

Reps. Jordan and Hageman probe cartel activity in tribal lands affected by border policies. They seek FBI data on crime linked to policy impacts on Native American areas.

ICE arrested two individuals in separate operations in New Jersey and Texas, both with convictions for crimes against children and unlawful presence in the U.S.

A juvenile was arrested by the Metropolitan Police for a daylight robbery in Northwest DC, detailing community concerns over juvenile crime and discussions on proper responses to it.

MPD officers arrested Corey Bender for robbery in Southeast D.C.; he was detained by the victim until police arrived, following the incident at a local business.

A man died in a crash in Damascus, Montgomery County, with alcohol suspected to be a factor. The collision investigation closed Route 27 for several hours.

The article describes the Washington Police Department's Thanksgiving Day activities, emphasizing their routine work and community service shared on Facebook.

The DC Police Department has issued an alert for missing 77-year-old Vandall King, who was last seen on November 26th. Public assistance is requested.

A Maryland felon, Anthony Eugene Burns, was sentenced to 55 months in prison for possessing a firearm, following a conviction in D.C. He had prior felony convictions and was under supervision at the time of the offense.

The U.S. Department of Transportation has allocated $220 million to aid SEPTA's safety improvements, focusing on Pennsylvania's public transit system after various incidents prompted federal scrutiny.