The DC Police have issued an alert for missing 15-year-old Jordan Thomas Dunmore, last seen December 20th on Delafield Place, NE. They're seeking public assistance.

Albert Anthony Rios received a 135-month prison sentence for trafficking fentanyl from California to D.C., following a plea on conspiracy charges involving over 400 grams of narcotics.

A man named Melvin Saunders was fatally shot in a Northeast DC apartment and was pronounced dead despite EMS efforts. Police are investigating and offering a $25,000 reward for information.

DC Police are searching for a missing 12-year-old boy, Josiah Brown, last seen in Northeast Washington. They urge public assistance and have issued a critical alert.

A federal court ruled against the Trump-Vance administration, allowing Congress to make surprise visits to federal immigration facilities, upholding their oversight role.

Montgomery County announces holiday government closures, early library and ABS store closures, altered public transit schedules, suspended waste services, and free parking on Christmas and New Year's Day.

A 19-year-old in Southeast Washington, D.C. was arrested for allegedly assaulting a victim with his car and pepper spray during a daytime confrontation.

Sens. Blackburn and Rosen have introduced legislation to simplify credentialing for medical providers at the DoW and VA, aiming to streamline health care for military personnel.

Cahlyl Rollins received a five-year prison sentence for bombings targeting banks and stores in the DC area, while his accomplice is already serving time.

A missing alert for 14-year-old Jamiyah Davis was issued by DC Police, last seen on December 12, on Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue, SE. Authorities seek public assistance.

Firefighters battled a significant house fire in Northwest D.C. amid snowy conditions; residents safely evacuated, and the cause is under investigation.

An interim report by the U.S. House Committee accuses DC Police Chief Pamela Smith of manipulating crime data, which she denies, amid plans to step down.

Claims of $2000 stimulus checks for December 2025 have been debunked; no such payments have been approved, and experts question the viability of President Trump's tariff dividend idea. The IRS warns against scams related to fake stimulus payments.