No charges filed against MPD officers for fatal shooting of armed individual S.Z. after U.S. Attorney's Office concludes investigation due to insufficient evidence.

Stax Inc. agreed to pay $1 million to settle overbilling claims by the USAID, following an investigation that revealed inflated salary costs for the Sri Lanka@100 project.

Montgomery County Police search for missing 23-year-old Fredis Antonio Perez Quintanilla and urge the public to provide any information to aid in the search.

A D.C. man, Jerone D. Robinson, was indicted on firearm charges as part of the "Make D.C. Safe Again" initiative after police found a gun in his vehicle.

Senator Wyden calls for an investigation into Trump's threats against Harvard's nonprofit status, considering it potentially criminal and an abuse of power.

MPD recovered 41 firearms in a week to curb gun violence in Washington D.C., reflecting their ongoing efforts in proactive law enforcement and community safety.

Montgomery County detectives seek public assistance in identifying a suspect in a Georgia Avenue ATM robbery, with security footage released to aid the investigation.

The Montgomery County Police are searching for 17-year-old Paulina Fernandez and request public assistance regarding her whereabouts. She was last seen wearing a black jacket, blue jeans, and sneakers.

The Montgomery County Police reported the murder of Brianna Burton and the arrest of Rogerio Palma for her death, urging the public to share any information.

Ricky Howard faces an indictment for unlawful firearm possession as part of the "Make D.C. Safe Again" campaign.

Deionta Person, a convicted felon from D.C., received a 28-month prison sentence for illegal firearm possession after a guilty plea. He was caught twice with firearms, leading to a conviction and subsequent supervised release.

Wheaton, Montgomery County, reports a 27% decrease in crime for Q1 2025; notable 60% drop in motor vehicle theft, with police attributing success to problem-oriented policing and community partnerships.

Raytheon and Nightwing Group agreed to an $8.4 million settlement over cybersecurity non-compliance in DoD contracts.