Rep. Jared Moskowitz says antisemitic threats have surged, sharing death threats and voicemails and saying he now has 24‑hour protection. Officials point to a convicted Margate suspect and ADL data showing violence rising.

Three men were shot early Monday on the 1700 block of Lincoln Road NE. Their injuries are not believed to be life‑threatening and police are investigating.

Someone in a rabbit suit allegedly chased schoolchildren at a Fredericksburg bus stop Thursday; police are investigating and seeking tips.

A man pulled from the Anacostia River near the Navy Yard late Saturday was rushed to a hospital and later died; divers recovered him after a massive rescue. Investigators say the probe is ongoing.

A racist banner was unfurled at Nationals Park during the Orioles game; the team says at least one fan will be banned as police investigate.

A D.C. man was sentenced to seven years after pleading guilty in an Aug. 6, 2025 wrong‑way crash that killed a Columbia man on Sandy Spring Road.

A new Protect My Data analysis finds Utah ranked second-worst for senior-targeted cybercrime, with victims and per-capita losses spiking in 2025.

Kevin Singletary waived his right to independent DNA testing Friday in the 2021 Kennedy Street killing. Prosecutors say they had already screened dozens of items.

Sky9 footage shows police at multiple Prince George’s County scenes as detectives investigate a shooting that spanned several locations across the county.

Surveillance footage shows a man wanted in a shooting on the 600 block of Edgewood Street NE. Police say the victim is expected to recover and ask witnesses to call 202-727-9099.

A Prince Frederick man was arrested after a Jefferson business was burglarized and then set on fire; deputies recovered roughly $50,000 in stolen equipment during a search.

A D.C. jury convicted Maurice Spears of sexual abuse and felony threats tied to two 2024 assaults; sentencing is set for July 21.

A Montgomery County judge found Maurquise James not competent to stand trial and ordered him committed to a state mental hospital. The case remains pending while the court reviews his competency.