The State Department reissued its Mexico advisory on May 29, 2026, keeping the country at Level 2 while placing six states under 'do not travel' warnings.

The DOJ will direct nearly $300M to two-to-four cities in a new Model Cities competition that pairs policing spending with mental-health, victim and prevention programs.

Police swarmed the 100 block of 42nd Street NE near Benning Road after reports of a shooting; video shows officers securing the scene.

A Southeast D.C. woman pleaded guilty after prosecutors say she took nearly $6,900 from a 79-year-old neighbor, leaving the victim unable to pay rent.

D.C. police are searching for six people after a late‑night confrontation in Navy Yard left one person stabbed and another pepper‑sprayed. Surveillance images and a reward are out.

A person was struck and killed at Pentagon station, closing the lower platform and snarling Blue and Yellow line service for commuters.

An Arlington judge found the loitering statute vague and tossed indictments against Richard Cox, pausing the locker-room case while an appeal proceeds.

A stolen-vehicle pursuit that began in D.C. ended in Silver Spring on Tuesday; four juveniles were arrested after the car crashed near Colesville Road and University Boulevard East.

Maryland’s high court affirmed a Gaithersburg driver’s convictions in a 2022 double‑fatal DUI, ruling the on‑scene detention and a 10:15 a.m. breath test were lawful.

K9 Knight, a Chesterfield County police dog, was killed Sunday during a Midlothian shootout that also wounded two officers. The suspect faces multiple felony counts as the investigation continues.

A FOX13 Memphis video shows federal agents escorting multiple people from HUD-subsidized apartments; officials say the detainees were fugitives wanted on active warrants. Authorities point to a broader Marshals-HUD effort in other cities.

Three people, including two teenagers, face charges after police say a man was lured into an Idaho Avenue NW apartment, forced to transfer money and held at gunpoint.

A Las Vegas man was sentenced to five years after jurors convicted him of threatening federal and state officials, including figures tied to the Manhattan hush‑money case.