15-year-old Sa'Renitee Wilson is missing since December 12, last seen in Southeast D.C. Police urge information be reported to aid their search. #MissingPerson

Cahlyl Rollins received a five-year prison sentence for bombings targeting banks and stores in the DC area, while his accomplice is already serving time.

The Bowser Administration and ETEP show a UDC degree provides substantial lifetime earnings, with UDC graduates quickly earning a living wage and contributing to D.C.'s workforce.

The National Weather Service reports a chilly start in D.C. with increasing clouds and a high near 50°F. Rain is likely Thursday, with a 100% chance by night. The weekend will see cooler temperatures and partly sunny skies.

Montgomery County Police's Alcohol Holiday Task Force steps up efforts during the holidays, making 190 traffic stops and arresting 23 individuals for DUI in one week.

Del. Joseline Peña-Melnyk became the first Afro-Latina speaker of Maryland's House, succeeding Adrienne Jones after her resignation. Governor Moore praised Peña-Melnyk's readiness to build on Jones' legacy.

Metropolitan Police search for stolen French bulldog puppies after an armed burglary in Northeast Washington, D.C., offering a $10,000 reward for information.

Attorney General Brian Schwalb joins a lawsuit against Uber for allegedly enrolling customers in Uber One without consent and making it hard to cancel.

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.

CBP announces a record $200 billion tariff revenue, attributing success to enforcement of Trump administration's trade policies and combatting evasion.

Senators Cruz and Cantwell seek to remove section 373 from the NDAA and introduce the bipartisan ROTOR Act to ensure equal safety measures for all aircraft in D.C. airspace.

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.