The Metropolitan Police Department arrested four juveniles for a 2024 armed carjacking in Northeast D.C. The suspects, ranging from 12 to 16 years old, face serious charges. The case raises concerns about juvenile crime in the community.

Montgomery County Police seek help finding a woman last seen on Hunters Lane. They encourage public assistance by reporting any information on her whereabouts.

Jim Jordan demands DOJ officials testify before the House Judiciary Committee, highlighting tensions over perceived misconduct and overreach by the department.

The National STEM Festival in DC on March 22nd will cause road closures and Emergency No Parking on I Street, NW, with police advising caution due to increased foot traffic.

The MPD is investigating a Southeast D.C. homicide where Marcus Kelly was fatally shot, offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

Trump signed S.J.Res.11, overturning an Obama-era rule to protect underwater cultural heritage from oil and gas activities on the Outer Continental Shelf.

The DC Police are searching for 14-year-old Mayonna Campbell, reported missing from Northeast DC since March 14, 2025. Details about her appearance are undisclosed.

Montgomery County's drone program "RAVEN" helps in locating a missing child and contributes to multiple arrests through aerial assistance in operational missions.

Montgomery County detectives seek a suspect in a Grove Street burglary, offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. Public tips can be submitted anonymously online or by phone.

Former postal worker Hachikosela Muchimba was convicted for mail theft and bank fraud, stealing $1.6 million in checks. He faces sentencing in August 2025.

A man, Jose Lemus, wielding a metal pole, was arrested after causing destruction and assaulting police officers in Mount Pleasant Street neighborhood.

Whip Katherine Clark criticized GOP actions in Congress, accusing them of favoring the rich and attacking essential services, while vowing Democratic solidarity against these measures.

Senators Tillis and Coons introduced a resolution to establish a bipartisan Senate Human Rights Commission focused on investigating violations and promoting international human rights.