Metropolitan Police seek help to identify a shooting suspect and two persons of interest from a May 30th incident in Southwest, offering a $10,000 reward.

The Montgomery County Police are investigating a fatal collision in Gaithersburg that caused 88-year-old Myrtle Gottlieb's death, involving a suspected DUI by an unlicensed 18-year-old driver.

Washington D.C. weather forecast predicts variable conditions over the weekend with possibilities of showers and thunderstorms, light winds, and highs in the mid-80s.

Montgomery County officials inaugurated the new, energy-efficient 6th District Police Station in Gaithersburg, designed to better serve the community and enhance public safety.

The latest Department of Permitting Services podcast episode discusses building safety and how the County ensures emergency access for fire and EMT services.

The Metropolitan Police Department seeks public assistance after a morning robbery on Alabama Avenue in Southeast, with details on the suspect still scarce.

MPD seeks help with a Northwest Washington assault case where an argument led to a victim being cut with a knife and robbed in December. They're sharing surveillance images to find the suspect.

A 15-year-old boy was arrested by the Metropolitan Police for two theft offenses in D.C., with ongoing investigations and a call for public assistance.

Washington D.C. man David Crocker sentenced to 18 years for armed robberies near Anacostia Park, followed by five years' supervised release, and must register as a gun offender.

Jim Jordan, House Judiciary Chair, requests additional records from the Biden-Harris Justice Department on the plea deal of ex-IRS contractor Charles Littlejohn, who leaked tax info but only faced one felony count.

A Federal Railroad Administration report criticizes the management of California's high-speed rail project for missed deadlines and budget issues, putting federal grants at risk.

PHMSA updates enforcement policies to ensure due process and transparency, aligning with legal standards and enhancing accountability for pipeline safety violations.

Montgomery County leaders will honor 56 homeless individuals who died in 2024 and 2025, highlighting their commitment to ending homelessness in the community.