Florida man Charles Horlesen was arrested in Maryland for allegedly defrauding an elderly woman through a tech support scam involving Norton antivirus software. He convinced her to hand over $20,000, claiming she received an excessive refund.

Congress is addressing the rise in mail theft with a hearing focused on challenges and security improvements for USPS, including a digital tool for tracking stolen checks and law enforcement partnerships.

Convicted felon David Oday Smith indicted for illegal firearm possession in D.C. under public safety initiative.

Ramon Roque, co-owner of "All American Papers," faces tax evasion charges for not filing returns from 2018-2020 on $14M income and using deceptive practices.

Washington DC is experiencing high humidity and heat, with a forecast of up to 99°F and a heat index around 107°F. The NWS issued a heat advisory and urges precautions.

Mayor Bowser initiates the construction of the Fort Davis Community Center, with modern facilities and park enhancements in Ward 7, a part of long-term city recreational investments.

Jim Jordan subpoenaed prosecutor Thomas Windom for a deposition after he limited responses during a voluntary interview regarding investigations related to Trump.

PHMSA introduces new data-driven enforcement priorities to improve pipeline safety, outlined on its website, focusing on specific areas such as accident response and preventive measures.

The DC Police Department invites individuals to try the physical ability test at their academy, offering insights into a police officer's fitness demands.

Montgomery County officials investigate a vehicle-pedestrian collision on Columbia Pike that killed Yaovi Magloire Guedoh. The driver stayed on scene; the cause is unclear; witnesses are urged to contact CRU.

Ronte Greene, known as "Cardiddy," was sentenced to 108 months in prison for distributing fentanyl-laced pills.

Montgomery County Police seek two suspects for an armed robbery at a Rockville 7-Eleven, after the duo, captured on surveillance, stole items and fled.

Arlington County Police Department invites locals to their Summer 2025 Quarterly Community Meetings to discuss crime trends, scams, and safety, and encourages pre-submitted questions for a tailored experience.