James Lamont Patterson was arrested for his alleged involvement in multiple burglaries and a robbery at Northeast convenience stores in November 2024.

The Arlington County Sheriff's Office is inviting local residents to include them in civic meetings to enhance community policing and address concerns. They announced this initiative on Facebook and encourage using their newsletter for updates.

Oregon senators seek explanations from the VA for the unexpected closure of the Wallowa County VA Clinic, emphasizing the need for accessible veteran healthcare.

A 55-year-old man was fatally shot in Northeast D.C., prompting a police investigation and a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction.

The Council of the District of Columbia commemorated the anniversary of a WWI memorial dedicated to local government employees who died in the war, on the same day the US joined the conflict.

Washington D.C. faces a week of varied spring weather with showers and sun; NWS advises checking forecasts for daily conditions, with rain and cool temperatures early in the week and clearer skies expected by the weekend.

Metropolitan Police investigate a fatal shooting in Northwest, resulting in the death of 22-year-old Kalyl Young. They seek information leading to an arrest.

A man was arrested for stabbing six people in Northeast Trinidad, resulting in non-life-threatening injuries. The suspect is charged with assault with intent to kill.

Shannon Updike was sentenced to 15 years for murdering Chidzie Njoku after pleading guilty. The swift arrest was praised, despite some questioning the sentence's severity.

Stephen Rattigan, under alias Julius James, faces multiple charges including assault with intent to kill after a February 2024 shooting involving police officers.

Mayor Bowser and Chief Smith launch the Juvenile Investigative Response Unit (JIRU) to address juvenile crime in D.C. alongside a decrease in violent crime rates.

Montgomery County DPS podcast episode on "Special Events" provides guidance on obtaining necessary permits for public events, with a lead time recommendation of 30-90 days.

Maryland agencies enforced the Move Over Law and speed violations, resulting in 271 stops with various citations, warnings, and vehicle out-of-services.