MPD seeks community assistance in identifying a suspect from a Southwest shooting that occurred on January 24, prompting a response from First District officers. The victim was found wounded at 3rd Street and K Street Southwest.

Rep. Andy Ogles proposes an amendment to the 22nd Amendment to allow a President to serve three terms, aiming to enable Trump's third term, citing his leadership as crucial for America's revival.

Avante Greene was sentenced to 60 months in prison for a series of Lululemon store burglaries in July 2024, with a subsequent year of supervised probation.

MPD seeks public help in identifying a package theft suspect from January 14 on the 1500 block of Pennsylvania Avenue SE.

Metro introduces a special edition SmarTrip card featuring new giant pandas at D.C.'s National Zoo. Available at select stations, it's a collector's item for visitors.

Montgomery County hosts a women's event focusing on inspirational leaders in various fields, featuring panelists like Brooke Lierman and Karyn N. Onyeneho, with local leaders speaking and options for event participation and childcare.

The latest "Spirited Discussions" podcast by Montgomery County Alcohol Beverage Services explores premium sipping tequila, featuring insights from Global Brand Maestro Rubén Vargas.

DC Police are seeking public assistance in locating 13-year-old Dakota Dixon, missing since the weekend from Southeast DC, urging anyone with information to contact them.

Alexis Schuler was found dead in Capitol Heights, and her boyfriend, Devontae Gray, confessed to her murder, leading to his first-degree murder charge.

The D.C. area is under a Cold Weather Advisory for extreme wind chills as low as -10°F that could lead to hypothermia and frostbite, with precautions urged.

James Edward Porter, 59, from Hot Springs, Arkansas, was arrested for alleged involvement in the January 6 Capitol riots, facing multiple charges including assaulting law enforcement.

Senator Tillis honored fallen Greensboro Police Officer Michael Horan for his service and heroism, both as an officer and a former Coast Guard member.

President Biden commuted sentences for 2,500 non-violent drug offenders, addressing historical legal disparities, especially regarding crack versus powder cocaine.