Brian Cole Jr. was arrested for placing pipe bombs near the DNC and RNC before the Capitol Riot; he cited political outrage as his motive but was relieved they didn't detonate.

Woman found dead in a Laurel home; man detained, prompting a homicide investigation by Prince George's County Police.

The DC Police Department is urgently seeking public help to find 17-year-old Jalynn Kemp, missing since Christmas Day from the 1000 block of Maryland Ave., NE.

DC Police seek help finding 15-year-old Nelsi Marrero, last seen near 1300 block of Euclid St., NW on December 24, 2025. Call (202) 727-9099 or text 50411 with info.

The DC Police Department is searching for a suspect after a robbery on P St., NW. The suspect is described as a 5'5" Black male in black clothing, last seen heading west on P St. Public urged to call 911 with info.

The DC Police Department is seeking tips on missing 17-year-old Antonio Goldring, last seen in the 1700 Block of 40th Street, SE on December 23, 2025.

An unattended bag prompted a security alert at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport, causing closures and delays until authorities deemed it safe.

DC Police officers lauded for saving a person from a house fire before firefighters arrived; they were honored for their actions, but details remain undisclosed.

Four men were shot and injured in Washington D.C., with police now searching for suspects who fled in a dark sedan. The victims are conscious and breathing. Authorities urge public assistance.

Montgomery County Police reported that a missing 17-year-old, Dante Butler, was found safe after seeking public assistance. No details on his disappearance were provided.

Washington, DC's Metropolitan Police announced arrests for auto-related crimes, including those of Jamal Jackson and Derrik Montgomery, between December 19-24, 2025.

House fires in the Washington D.C. area displaced families on Christmas Eve and Day, with casualties including one firefighter with heat exhaustion and five people injured from a separate fire sparked by a Christmas tree.

Afghan national Rahmanullah Lakanwal faces federal charges after shooting two National Guard members near the White House, with discussions of the death penalty possible in federal court.