Sergeant Tim Moore has retired from the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office after 27 years, with his contributions and presence celebrated by the office.

DC maintains its revenue forecast and Mayor Bowser emphasizes the city's resilience and focus on economic diversity and job creation despite challenges.

Arlington County crime report details a series of incidents, including assaults on officers, attempted malicious wounding, burglaries, gun-related episodes, and assorted thefts.

The National Weather Service has extended a wind advisory for Washington, D.C., parts of Maryland, and northern Virginia until noon EST, warning of gusts up to 50 mph.

Mayor Bowser invites people to January Jazz Jam at Union Station featuring local musicians every Tuesday and Wednesday, aiming to blend culture with the community.

Montgomery County firefighters responded promptly to a deck fire at a residence, quickly extinguishing it with no reported injuries and later issuing a safety reminder about potential ignition sources.

Montgomery County Fire & Rescue Service responded to a second-floor fire on Schoolhouse Circle, with no injuries reported and the cause under investigation.

Prince George's County Council is set to appoint a replacement for At-Large Council Member Calvin Hawkins, who resigned. The decision will be made at a virtual meeting.

DC Police issue an updated flier and appeal to the public to help find missing 15-year-old Nelsi Marrero, emphasizing the urgency of community involvement.

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.

DC Health reports a rise in flu cases in Washington, D.C., urging residents to get vaccinated with the flu vaccine recommended for everyone aged six months and older.

The NWS has issued a Wind Advisory for DC, Maryland, and parts of Virginia with gusts up to 55 mph, raising concerns for unsecured objects, downed tree limbs, and power outages. Travel may be difficult, especially for high-profile vehicles.