Montgomery County Police and Crime Solvers of Montgomery County introduce a new anonymous tip feature for reporting crimes, offering up to $10,000 rewards.

Montgomery County adjusts public transport for Thanksgiving, with MCDOT offices closed, free public parking, and modified bus schedules. Metrorail and Metrobus run on a weekend schedule, while MARC Train and most MTA Commuter buses will not operate.

Ryan Harding was arrested by the Metropolitan Police for multiple burglaries and thefts in D.C.'s second and third areas, with charges including Burglary One and multiple thefts.

The National Weather Service provides a detailed forecast for Washington D.C., predicting sunny weather, shifting to clouds and rain, followed by a clear Thanksgiving Day.

Rep. Ann Wagner criticized the Education Department's decision to reduce federal loan support for graduate nursing degrees, emphasizing nurses' key role in healthcare.

Montgomery County Police are seeking suspects in a violent home invasion robbery in Silver Spring, where a victim was assaulted and coerced into giving money.

Montgomery County police announce a sobriety checkpoint for December 5, 2025 to deter impaired driving. Location undisclosed to maximize effectiveness.

Mayor Muriel Bowser opens the DowntownDC Holiday Market, supporting local businesses and announcing early applications for the Robust Retail Grant to bolster small enterprises.

Rep. Ann Wagner met with Postmaster General David Steiner to address mail delivery issues in Missouri's 2nd District, discussing USPS inefficiencies and improvement plans.

Washington D.C. weather forecast: Sunny and cool with highs near 60 degrees and gusty winds; clear nights with lows in the 30s and 50s; chance of showers midweek.

A suspect was arrested for a fatal stabbing in Northwest DC that occurred on September 13, 2025; the victim, Jermaine Foster Jr., died despite medical efforts.

Metropolitan Police in D.C. are investigating a Southeast fatal shooting and request public assistance, offering a reward for information leading to an arrest.

Reginald Steele, Jr. was convicted of first-degree murder and other charges in the shooting death of 13-year-old Malachi Lukes and attacks on rival gang members.