A D.C. man pled guilty to the 2019 second-degree murder of Jamal Greenlee and will be sentenced in 2025, adding to his existing 50-year term for another murder.

Montgomery County's DEP launched the Gift Outside the Box campaign to encourage sustainable gifting and support for local businesses during the holiday season.

The Montgomery County Police made 43 DUI arrests between Nov. 27 and 30 as part of their Holiday Task Force's efforts to reduce incidents of impaired driving.

Montgomery County officials confirmed that the missing teenager Jai-Bre Blair has been found safe, after a period of active search by the community and the authorities.

Montgomery County Police are intensifying road safety efforts this holiday, with a focus on decreasing collisions and enforcing laws against aggressive and impaired driving, particularly along Route 355.

Jovannie T. McCarthy has been arrested and charged with criminally negligent manslaughter by vehicle after a fatal crash in Montgomery County that killed Kiara Cheeks.

Montgomery County Police seek help locating missing 38-year-old Jeremiah Joseph Perry; details of his appearance and last known activities remain limited.

A fatal crash involving a motorcycle and an MPD cruiser occurred at a Northwest intersection, leading to the death of the motorcycle rider. The on-duty MPD member is on administrative leave pending investigation.

The D.C. Council passes bills to secure the long-term presence of sports teams in the District and improve residents' living conditions near entertainment venues.

Montgomery County Council will hold a public hearing on Bill 24-24, aimed at banning plastic carryout bags and taxing paper ones to address environmental concerns.

One person died and four were injured in an early morning crash on I-270 in Montgomery County, which involved a vehicle fire. Traffic was disrupted but has since resumed. Details remain under investigation.

A suspect has been arrested in connection with early morning burglaries and a non-fatal shooting in Northeast Washington D.C. The investigation remains active.

A D.C. Superior Court judge has ordered the ride-hailing service Empower to cease operations in Washington D.C. due to non-compliance with city regulations.