Three teenagers were arrested for an attempted robbery and assault on a student in Northeast Washington, D.C. The incident involved physical violence but no property was stolen.

Gregory Jones was found guilty in a retrial for the 2018 murder of Ashley Dickinson and Joshua Frazier in Burtonsville, facing two life sentences without parole plus 40 years.

A Maryland family was fined over $600 by their HOA for holiday decorations, despite claims of conformity to community rules, raising concerns over fairness and First Amendment rights.

House Judiciary Republicans probe insurance companies for potential Obamacare subsidy fraud, requesting documents and highlighting concerns over deceptive practices by insurance brokers.

A missing alert for 14-year-old Jamiyah Davis was issued by DC Police, last seen on December 12, on Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue, SE. Authorities seek public assistance.

DC Police issued an alert for missing 12-year-old Reyna Pinkard and called for public help to locate her, with contact information provided for potential leads.

Authorities are looking for Teddy Stocks Jr., a 16-year-old reported critically missing in Washington, D.C., last seen on Irving Street, SE. The public is urged to share information.

Firefighters battled a significant house fire in Northwest D.C. amid snowy conditions; residents safely evacuated, and the cause is under investigation.

An interim report by the U.S. House Committee accuses DC Police Chief Pamela Smith of manipulating crime data, which she denies, amid plans to step down.

A passenger, Terrell Medlay, assaulted a rideshare driver in Southwest D.C., leading to Medlay's arrest on charges including Unarmed Carjacking and Felony Strangulation. The incident began over a trip disagreement.

National Menorah Lighting in D.C. took place with increased security following a deadly attack in Sydney; attendees honored the victims, and Rabbi Shemtov spoke on resilience.

Two individuals, Dalonte and Alonzo Davis, were arrested at Pentagon City Metro for noncompliance with a police order to remove a mask, resulting in charges including assault on police.

DC Metropolitan Police arrested several individuals for vehicle-related crimes, ranging from unauthorized use to auto theft, across different neighborhoods.