Montgomery County Police arrest 67-year-old Alejandro Zunca for impersonating an officer and seek public assistance to investigate potential unauthorized traffic stops.

The USITC has launched an investigation into vaporizer devices for patent infringement, initiated by a complaint from JUUL Labs against competitors, potentially impacting the industry.

The NWS predicts slightly less humidity and possible showers in Washington D.C., with improving conditions and mild temperatures forecasted for the upcoming days.

The Interior Department expedites broadband projects on tribal lands, prioritizing digital connectivity and aligning with the administration's deregulation efforts.

The CFTC withdrew proposed rules aimed at improving operational resilience in financial entities, planning to realign them with other regulatory frameworks.

Target confirms midnight releases for Taylor Swift's new album "The Life of a Showgirl" on October 3rd, with special editions available across 500 stores.

The DC Attorney General is suing crypto ATM operator Athena Bitcoin for predatory practices and inadequate protection against scams, with high fees and most deposits linked to fraud.

The 11th annual "Friendship Picnic" in Wheaton Regional Park, Montgomery County, set for September 14, aims to foster community ties through a free, diverse cultural event.

Two teenagers have been arrested for the murder of a congressional intern in Washington, D.C., with a third suspect, Naqwan Antonio Lucas, still sought by police.

Dominic Armstrong was sentenced to 120 months in prison for his involvement in armed carjackings and robberies in 2023, announced by U.S. Attorney Jeanine Ferris Pirro.

The House passed an amendment to expedite dredging of the Essex River, a project underscored by Congressman Moulton and supported by bipartisan agreement.

The U.S. Attorney General announced indictments for twelve people involved in a large operation smuggling Cuban nationals into the U.S., involving alien smuggling, asylum fraud, and money laundering.

The House Oversight Committee is investigating CVS Health for potentially using patient data to lobby against a Louisiana bill without authorization, raising privacy concerns.