Two individuals from Romania and Serbia have been charged in a "swatting" conspiracy by the U.S. Department of Justice for making hoax emergency calls, targeting lawmakers, businesses, and institutions.

A Maryland man was found guilty of felony and misdemeanor charges related to the January 6 Capitol breach after assaulting officers and creating disorder.

A woman was fatally shot in Northwest D.C., prompting a police investigation. Authorities found 23-year-old Lou Loni Jordan at a hospital, where she succumbed to her injuries. Police seek public assistance with the case.

D.C. schools' assessment results show slight improvements in student performance, with increased ELA and math proficiency rates among grades 3-8 and high school students.

David Valentine was arrested on charges related to the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, including a felony. He allegedly used a sign as a battering ram and tampered with wires. Over 1,488 individuals have been charged since the riot.

A Michigan man was arrested for alleged involvement in the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol breach, facing felony obstruction, assaulting law enforcement, and multiple misdemeanor charges.

A House Judiciary Committee report highlights the arrest of four Venezuelans for a violent attack in Chicago, fueling debate over the Biden administration's immigration policies.

Montgomery County experiences anti-Semitic and anti-Israel vandalism. Police Chief Yamada denounces the hate crimes, urges community cooperation, and emphasizes a commitment to safety and respect for all.

Arlington's safety campaign for the new school year includes increased police presence, a PhotoSPEED program, and infrastructure updates for safer travel in school zones.

Four juveniles were arrested in Germantown after a stolen car was recovered following an incident involving gunfire, property damage, and a police chase.

Police search for two suspects involved in a daytime robbery in Southeast Washington, D.C., urging public assistance and offering a reward for information leading to arrests.

The "Ready Montgomery Seminar" will offer emergency preparedness skills training in Montgomery County on Sept. 7, requiring advance registration for attendees over 14 years old.

Christopher Sharp received a 5-year sentence for sexually assaulting six strangers in D.C. He will also face supervised release and register as a sex offender.