Metropolitan Police arrested three after a shootout near Navy Yard, with two hospitalized. The incident involved exchanged gunfire, resulting in multiple firearms-related charges.

The Arlington Police report details crimes like an assault on an officer by Veyonce Smith, a burglary, and an unlawful entry. It includes other incidents such as larceny and a stolen vehicle.

Montgomery County Police are asking for help to find missing Rockville resident, 64-year-old Xiaohong Lui, who disappeared under unknown circumstances.

A Senate Committee hearing highlighted online child safety, with Senator Blackburn and Tamia Woods discussing the need for platforms to protect minors, spurred by Woods' son's suicide due to sextortion.

Montgomery County Police are searching for missing 14-year-old Amir Whitaker and ask the public for information. Authorities describe him, ask for vigilance, and advise contacting the Special Victims Investigations Division with any leads.

Convicted felon Cevin Andre Belton was sentenced to 45 months for drug trafficking and illegal firearm possession.

An Indiana couple is charged with insider trading related to a corporate acquisition that led to a significant stock surge, with their guilt yet to be determined in court.

Montgomery County unveils the Flood Risk Explorer to help residents identify flood-prone areas and mitigate risks, as part of their Comprehensive Flood Management Plan.

Five people were shot outside a D.C. club; a 19-year-old was arrested and charged with assault and firearm offenses. The victims survived, and the suspect was extradited to face charges.

A second suspect was arrested for a fatal shooting in Northwest Washington that occurred last summer, resulting in the death of 18-year-old Raymond Washington.

The Montgomery County Police are seeking public help to locate 41-year-old Glines Yasmin Rodriguez, who has gone missing, urging people to provide any relevant information.

MPD seeks public assistance to identify suspects in a December 8, 2025 attempted robbery in Southwest Washington, offering a reward for information leading to an arrest.

Evan Tangeman pleaded guilty to involvement in a crypto theft ring that stole $263 million, serving as the money launderer and facing sentencing on April 24, 2026.