Treasury on June 23 sanctioned nine people and 26 entities tied to the Prince Group. FBI New York says victims and witnesses should send tips to [email protected].

Montenegrin police detained a 39-year-old man wanted by U.S. authorities in a sweeping hacking probe that allegedly targeted more than 150 universities and cost roughly $3.4 billion.

Seven people were hospitalized and one person died after an apparent mass overdose on H Street NE Thursday; authorities say the substance is unknown and an investigation is underway.

A man was arrested after police say he choked a 1‑year‑old girl and assaulted a woman in Northwest D.C.; the infant was taken to a hospital for evaluation.

Families fled a Jurassic Park screening at Alethia Tanner Park after people fired Roman candles into the crowd; organizers canceled the event and MPD is investigating.

A 13-year-old was arrested after an armed carjacking in Northeast D.C.; an officer fired while searching a wooded area near Oxon Run. MPD and federal reviewers are investigating.

A 14‑year‑old was arrested June 24 after police allege he pulled a gun and robbed a person of shoes on May 22 in the 500 block of I Street SW. The juvenile has been charged with armed robbery and the probe remains active.

A 17-year-old, identified as Demetrius Stuckey, died after his scooter collided with an SUV and a parked car on Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue SE. Police are investigating and seeking witnesses.

Gas‑station footage shows two men leaving a white car after a Saturday night shooting on the 7000 block of Blair Road NW; police are seeking tips and offering a reward.

Oklahoma City ERT officers treated two visitors after a large display fell at the Lincoln Memorial; both are expected to recover. Officials say quick aid prevented worse injuries.

The Justice Department seized a cloud account used by subsidiaries of Cambodia’s Huione Group, targeting backend systems tied to a Telegram‑based marketplace for scams.

A reported bomb threat sent shoppers running from Springfield Town Center Tuesday evening as Fairfax County police and the EOD unit searched the mall.

Federal prosecutors say a Texas cardiologist ran an $89M scheme selling unnecessary heart screenings to student‑athletes and certified results without proper review. The indictment alleges billing fraud and risky, rushed signoffs.