Traquon McCalip received a 114-month sentence for unlawful firearm possession and aggravated assault. The incident involved a shooting over cigarette prices in D.C.

The National Weather Service issued a Wind Advisory for the Baltimore/Washington DC area, with potential gusts up to 55 mph. The region should prepare for possible downed limbs and power outages.

A D.C. man pleaded guilty to a federal firearms trafficking charge related to the theft of guns from a Maryland pawn shop in December 2023. His sentencing is set for June 2025.

The White House detailed President Trump's "Peace through Strength" policy, highlighting the release of hostages, military strikes against jihadists, and diplomatic efforts to counter China and boost military recruitment.

DC Police issued an alert for missing 15-year-old Joey Elliott, last seen in Southeast DC. The public is urged to provide any information to assist in locating the missing youth.

Oregon lawmakers oppose funding and staffing cuts to Tribal support programs by Trump administration, seeking to protect Tribal sovereignty and reverse harmful measures risking over 2,600 federal jobs.

Montgomery County's DPS podcast discussed the 2021 code changes impacting commercial construction, with details on new building standards and resources for compliance.

Firefighter Shannon Simister retires from DC Fire and EMS after a distinguished 25-year career with Truck Co. 9, celebrated on social media by the department.

DC Police issued an alert for missing 13-year-old Kenya Cole, last seen on March 2 in SE Washington. They request public assistance and urge anyone with information to contact them.

Wendy Nicole Villatoro was sentenced to 15 months for bank fraud in PPP loan applications, obtaining $844,000 by falsifying business information. She must pay restitution and forfeit luxury items bought with the funds.

The White House marks National Read Across America Day, promoting literacy and the importance of reading, with initiatives to increase parental control over educational content.

The Arlington County Board approved redevelopment projects, passed a climate resolution, supported electoral reform, and discussed the FY2026 budget in their February 2025 meetings.

Montgomery County announced public hearings for March 11, 18, and April 1, 2025, covering environmental, educational, law enforcement, and housing issues. Registration is required to participate.