Four people — including two 17‑year‑olds and a 15‑year‑old — were detained after an armed robbery on Promenade Place; deputies recovered guns and stolen items. Investigation is ongoing.

A judge found probable cause to charge Niwatilagu Anthony Long with second‑degree murder while armed after prosecutors say the victim was shot point‑blank in a NoMa apartment. Long remains jailed pending a fall status hearing.

Two juvenile males were hospitalized after a stabbing Monday on South Frederick Avenue in Gaithersburg. Police say the motive is unknown and are asking witnesses to contact investigators.

A federal judge sentenced Clift Seferlis to 37 months after prosecutors said he mailed dozens of threatening letters to the Weitzman museum and other Jewish institutions.

Federal prosecutors say three Atlanta residents allegedly bought 68 guns in north Georgia and funneled them to Maryland and D.C.; at least 15 have been recovered.

State securities officials warn Oklahomans after federal data shows $9.3B in crypto scam losses and the state logged more than $37M lost in 2024.

Nearly 100 shots rang out in a Northeast D.C. block last weekend, residents tell Fox 5 DC. The event left neighbors shaken and investigators are seeking tips and video.

A Virginia man accused of planting pipe bombs near the RNC and DNC asked a judge to toss the case, arguing Trump’s Jan. 20, 2025 pardons cover his conduct.

Two brothers in northern France were arrested after police found weapons, an ISIS flag and jihadist propaganda in a car near a prison; prosecutors say an allegedly antisemitic plot is under investigation.

A Tennessee grandmother says a facial‑recognition match wrongly linked her to a Fargo bank‑fraud probe, leading to months behind bars before the charges were dismissed. Her lawyer and civil‑rights experts say the case highlights risks when police lean on algorithmic matches without stronger verification.

A D.C. teen was handed a decade behind bars after pleading guilty to an Oct. 11 armed carjacking; police tracked the stolen Hyundai to Jasper Street SE and seized a rifle.

A spike in gold prices has turned Colombia's mines into a lucrative cash source for criminal networks — and the United States is the biggest buyer.

A D.C. man was convicted after prosecutors say he held his case worker hostage and threatened him with a pole and an axe during a September check‑in.