Montgomery County Police are searching for missing 17-year-old Emanuel Koudouovoh and have urged the public to assist. Information can be reported anonymously to the Special Victims Investigations Division.

A third arrest has been made in the 2019 stabbing death of teen Eberson Guerra-Sanchez in Northwest D.C.; the suspect is charged with First Degree Murder While Armed.

Metropolitan Police arrested Frank Flythe for the 2024 fatal stabbing of Vance Contee in Northwest D.C. Flythe faces a Second Degree Murder while Armed charge.

Early voting starts in Georgia for municipal elections, including pivotal Public Service Commission races, with ballot casting options before the Nov. 4 election day.

Police in Northeast DC arrested a teenager for a July burglary; two suspects remain at large. A reward is offered for information leading to further arrests.

The National Weather Service forecasts a sunny week for Washington D.C., with mild temperatures and occasional gusty winds. The weekend may bring partly cloudy skies and a chance of rain.

The Fed released minutes from August and September 2025 meetings, providing insight into the discount rate decision-making process for depository institutions.

Clouds and rain are expected in Washington D.C. on Columbus Day with a 60% chance of precipitation and a high of 61 degrees. Clearer weather is forecasted for the week with sunny days and highs in the low 60s.

Metropolitan Police arrested 19-year-old Zion Greely for assault with a gun in a NW D.C. shooting. This follows the earlier arrest of Lorenzo Covington on the same charge.

Joshua Carter was arrested in North Carolina for the September homicide of Akwalabeng Fontava in North Bethesda; a second suspect, Justin Collins, remains at large.

Republican governors led by Larry Rhoden criticize Senate Democrats, particularly Schumer, for blocking a bipartisan funding extension, causing negative impacts during the federal government shutdown.

Montgomery County Council invites young people to share their views at the Youth Town Hall on Nov. 5, facilitating direct engagement in local policymaking.

Democratic Whip Katherine Clark criticizes Republicans, especially Mike Johnson, for health care cuts and a government shutdown, leading to increased insurance premiums.