Montgomery County DPS hosts its annual Stakeholders Forum with building industry professionals to discuss permitting processes, scheduled for March 3.

Metro Police make a second arrest in the case of deceased Chyna Crawford; 31-year-old Bjarni Cooper faces multiple charges, including First Degree Murder.

A Maryland State Trooper was injured when hit by an allegedly impaired driver while conducting a roadside check on Branch Avenue. The suspect, Rayshaud Davon Shield, faces multiple charges.

Rayshaud Davon Shield is charged after striking a Maryland State Trooper with his vehicle. The trooper was injured but released from the hospital. The crash is under investigation.

Antoine Turner was sentenced to 26 years in prison for the second-degree murder of Demeitri Anderson in 2020 at the BENCO Shopping Plaza in DC, following a plea deal.

Montgomery County firefighters tackled a fire in Germantown, facing harsh winter conditions and limited water supply, and reminded the public about winter fire safety.

Montgomery County announces liberal leave for non-essential government employees and closure of public schools on Jan. 27 due to weather, with some facilities open for drop-in activities.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser closes public schools due to severe weather, announces delayed opening for government offices, and extends snow emergency measures.

DC area nears containment of a major sewage overflow caused by a sewer system collapse, with ongoing clean-up efforts and advisories for public health and safety.

El Paso benefits from federal funds after Congresswoman Escobar's efforts, fending off past administration's proposed cuts and boosting local projects, healthcare, transportation, and housing.

Mayor Muriel Bowser launched The Geneva, DC's largest office-to-residential conversion, creating 532 homes with 60 permanent affordable units, as a part of the 'Housing in Downtown' initiative.

DC Police are seeking help to find 15-year-old Cedric Covington, last seen January 21, 2026, on East Capitol Street NE. Call (202) 727-9099 with info.

Mexican cartel leader Armando Gomez Nunez is indicted in Washington D.C. on drug and firearms charges. The U.S. lauds the largest extradition of fugitives from Mexico to the U.S. as a win against transnational crime.