DC police seek suspect in non-fatal Northwest stabbing, urging community cooperation for vital information and surveillance footage to aid investigation.

A Maryland man, Damarqus Moore, was indicted on federal firearms charges as part of the "Make D.C. Safe Again" initiative after being arrested with drugs and a gun with an obliterated serial number.

Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich to deliver the "State of the County" address in Rockville, discussing past achievements and future challenges. Public attendance is free with live broadcast options available.

Tyriq Williams admitted to the 2023 killing of Terry Clark at Navy Yard Metro Station, and awaits sentencing set for July 19, 2025, facing 14-18 years in prison.

A man from D.C. has been indicted for illegal firearm possession under the "Make D.C. Safe Again" initiative after police caught him with a gun he was not allowed to have due to prior felonies.

UK national Thomas G. Ehr pleads guilty to defrauding the US and participating in a scheme to hide ownership of a defense contractor that avoided over $350 million in taxes.

A woman at a DC bus stop fended off an attempted robbery. The suspect, Alonzo Crockett, was arrested and charged with assault with intent to commit robbery.

The article discusses a scheduled hearing focusing on scrutinizing the Department of Defense's financial management and its progress toward passing an audit, under Subcommittee Chairman Pete Sessions.

The FBI celebrates the 45th anniversary of its Joint Terrorism Task Force, highlighting its growth and success in preventing terrorism through multi-agency collaboration.

Police in D.C. investigate after finding Donella Bryan dead from trauma and asphyxiation in a dumpster; her death is ruled a homicide. A $25,000 reward is offered for information.

Former D.C. Department of Corrections employee Herbert Baylor pleaded guilty to smuggling drugs and cigarettes into a prison, accepting bribes through CashApp.

The Council of DC highlighted the inequity of DC's lack of voting representation in Congress on social media, despite residents paying high federal taxes.

U.S. Secretary Duffy warns of funding cuts for Manhattan projects over New York's tolling policy, deemed unfair to working families. Safety projects are exempt from the federal suspension.