Shannon Updike was sentenced to 15 years for murdering Chidzie Njoku after pleading guilty. The swift arrest was praised, despite some questioning the sentence's severity.

Police seek public help to identify suspects in a Connecticut Avenue, Northwest shooting that injured two men. The MPD released surveillance footage and offers a $10,000 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction.

Zaid Mohammed Mahdawi received a 10-day prison sentence for defacing a monument in Washington, D.C., and must also complete community service and pay restitution.

A Maryland man was sentenced to 27 years in prison for second-degree murder and obstruction of justice related to the killing of Kendall Brown and efforts to manipulate his girlfriend into taking the blame.

Stephen Rattigan, under alias Julius James, faces multiple charges including assault with intent to kill after a February 2024 shooting involving police officers.

Aron Williams has been sentenced to 10 years for stabbing his partner during an argument. He pleaded guilty to assault with intent to kill and will also have supervised release.

Montgomery County Police closed I-270 to safely approach a critically missing person spotted on the highway, prioritizing individual safety over traffic flow.

Local authorities search for missing 48-year-old Silver Spring resident, Jacob Lineberry, and ask for public help.

ICE seeks to seize $47 million from the sale of Iranian oil linked to alleged terrorism funding, involving deceptive practices and U.S. financial systems.

The U.S. Attorney's Office found insufficient evidence for charges in the police shooting of an armed man, D.W., after a confrontation in Washington, D.C.

U.S. Marshals arrested Charles Ray Blevins, wanted for a 2019 Kentucky murder, after a multi-state hunt. He was captured in South Carolina by a regional task force.

Former Bureau of Labor Statistics economist Matthew Hong pleads guilty to making false sick leave claims, costing the government over $13,300 while secretly working for a financial institution.

Maryland agencies enforced the Move Over Law and speed violations, resulting in 271 stops with various citations, warnings, and vehicle out-of-services.