Sunny skies with highs around 70 degrees expected in Washington D.C.; possible showers starting Sunday night, with similar conditions throughout the week.

Tyrell Anthony West, with a prior felony, received a two-year sentence for having a loaded Glock after a guilty plea. His arrest involved a stolen car, firearm exposure, and illegal narcotics.

Montgomery County's new "Be Climate Smart" initiative encourages residents to pledge to reduce carbon emissions by providing resources and tools like the Ride On Trip Planner App for optimized public transportation.

Montgomery County announces major updates to the Ride On bus system to align with WMATA's Better Bus Network, with changes effective June 29, aimed at improved metro connections and service reliability.

Emily Gabriella Sommer is charged with the assault of former Interim U.S. Attorney Edward R. Martin Jr. after allegedly spitting on him during an interview.

Elias Rodriguez is charged in a deadly shooting of two Israeli diplomats in D.C., facing federal and local accusations including murder and firearm-related offenses.

Montgomery County's DPS has released a podcast on pool safety and permits, highlighting guidelines for barriers and maintenance, and providing resources for homeowners.

The Metropolitan Police seek public help in identifying a suspect from a December 11, 2024, armed robbery in Northwest. Images of the suspect are available on their website.

House Democrats united to oppose a GOP tax bill they claim cuts Medicaid and food assistance to favor the wealthy, with leaders condemning its impact on vulnerable populations.

Elias Rodriguez faces federal and local charges for the murder of two Israeli Embassy staff members in Washington, D.C. His alleged anti-Semitic attack was captured on surveillance, leading to his arrest and severe legal consequences.

Montgomery County's Department of Transportation teams up with Manna Food Center for a food drive, offering free bus rides for donations from May 25-31.

Montgomery County Commission for Women names Victoria Lever, Federica Albanese, Ansuya Bisbey, and Natalie Jean as winners of its annual Girl Power Contest, celebrated during Women's History Month.

The Bowser Administration honors DC women of excellence in areas from education to economic development, emphasizing their contribution to the community and advocacy for progress.