Jamal Walters was sentenced to 16 months in prison for carrying and tossing a loaded gun in a D.C. area, following a conviction on multiple firearm charges.

The FTC banned hidden junk fees for online hotel and event ticket purchases to alleviate financial strains on American families, as part of President Biden's consumer protection efforts.

Luke Russell Coffee was convicted of felony charges for assaulting law enforcement with a weapon during the Capitol breach on January 6. His sentencing is set for April 24, 2025.

A D.C. man received a 26-year sentence for assaulting two seniors during a robbery, with convictions including armed robbery and firearm offenses. The incident occurred near a school, and the arrest was made swiftly by police.

Louise Willa Downes has been found safe after being reported missing in Silver Spring, with no details on the circumstances released by Montgomery County Police.

The article reviews Montgomery County DEP's environmental efforts in 2024, highlighting initiatives like energy-efficient home upgrades, recycling programs, and tree plantings to advance their Climate Action Plan.

Councilmember Natali Fani-González discusses local initiatives and achievements on Montgomery County's "En Sintonía" radio show, including addressing fentanyl use, affordable housing, and public safety.

The National Weather Service reports calm weather in Washington D.C. with a mostly sunny forecast, highs in the upper 30s, and a 40% chance of rain on Sunday afternoon, increasing to 90% by nightfall.

The Metropolitan Police Department is probing a fatal hit-and-run crash in Southeast that killed Omar Davis of Maryland after his Honda Civic and a stolen Jeep Grand Cherokee collided.

The MPD is investigating a fatal crash in Southeast Washington where a teen driver died after a collision involving a stolen Lexus and a Jeep whose driver was charged with DUI.

President Joe Biden honors the late poet and activist Nikki Giovanni, acknowledging her powerful voice and contributions to civil rights and equality.

Former Metropolitan Police officer Lucius Kearney was sentenced to 90 months in prison for sexually abusing a 15-year-old girl while on duty in 2005-2006.

Two men from Texas and Louisiana were sentenced to 26 months in prison for their roles in assaulting law enforcement during the U.S. Capitol breach on January 6, 2021.