Damarco Jackson was arrested for a series of armed crimes in Northeast D.C., including carjacking and robberies. The MPD continues to investigate with FBI assistance.

Joshua Carter was arrested in North Carolina for the September homicide of Akwalabeng Fontava in North Bethesda; a second suspect, Justin Collins, remains at large.

Trump and Vought begin mass firings in the federal government during a shutdown, sparking criticism from Senator Murray who condemns the move and calls for bipartisan talks to address government funding and healthcare costs.

The IMF/World Bank Annual Fall Meetings in D.C. will cause street closures and parking restrictions from October 13-18, 2025, affecting local traffic.

Republican governors led by Larry Rhoden criticize Senate Democrats, particularly Schumer, for blocking a bipartisan funding extension, causing negative impacts during the federal government shutdown.

A juvenile was arrested by the MPD for a November 2024 carjacking incident in Southeast, with community members urged to stay vigilant and report tips.

DC's Attorney General reached a $85,000 settlement with DC Trails for air pollution violations, mandating anti-idling measures and compliance monitoring.

Washington D.C.'s forecast includes rain and cloudy skies with today's temperature at 52°F and rain showers expected tonight and over the weekend. Sunny weather is predicted by Tuesday.

MPD arrested 18-year-old Ryan Williams for two armed robberies during online marketplace meetups in Southeast DC, now charged with two counts of Armed Robbery (Gun).

Multiple arrests were made in Washington, DC, following a series of vehicle thefts and unauthorized uses, as confirmed by the Metropolitan Police Department.

Georgia Republican politicians criticize Democratic Senators for not ending the government shutdown, emphasizing the negative impact on Georgia families and agriculture.

Montgomery County Council invites young people to share their views at the Youth Town Hall on Nov. 5, facilitating direct engagement in local policymaking.

Senator Tammy Baldwin expresses cautious optimism about the Israel-Hamas peace agreement, advocating for a two-state solution and calling for an end to hate and violence.