Montgomery County Police seek public help for a commercial burglary on Randolph Road, offering a $250-$10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. Details of the theft and suspect remain undisclosed.

A suspect was arrested for a robbery and assault in Northeast DC; the Metropolitan Police Department continues to investigate and offers a reward for further information.

The NWS forecasts a mix of sunny weather, potential showers, and thunderstorms for the Washington D.C. area, with varying temperatures and an advisory for possible severe weather conditions.

The Metropolitan Police Department arrested a suspect for an attempted carjacking in Northeast D.C., with bystanders intervening to assist the victim.

Mayor Bowser gives an update on DC's efforts concerning public safety, homelessness, and coordination with federal law enforcement agencies, emphasizing community-focused policing practices.

Chicago faced a violent Labor Day weekend with 9 dead and nearly 60 injured; Governor Pritzker refused federal help, claiming anti-crime measures are working.

Mayor Bowser and Chairman Mendelson announced a new labor contract for DC police, offering raises for nearly 3,000 officers to boost the force and enhance law enforcement in DC.

Montgomery County Police are seeking the public's help to find missing 14-year-old Zeckariah Lopez-Clark, with the Special Victims Division leading the search.

The White House announced nominations for roles affecting foreign diplomacy and judiciary, including Tammy Bruce for Deputy Representative to the U.N., and key ambassadors and judges.

Mayor Bowser announces a new Collective Bargaining Agreement with MPD, with a live event planned at MPD HQ for transparency on issues like officer pay and benefits.

Metropolitan Police arrested suspect Russell Johnson for a violent robbery on H Street, NW, acting swiftly after the incident reported at 11:35 p.m. Monday.

Montgomery County's MCDOT is hosting its annual Bicycle Donation Drive to collect and refurbish used bikes for local and international needy recipients, with an existing waitlist of over 400 people.

The USTR is starting discussions on the U.S.-Brazil economic relationship, focusing on digital trade and environmental practices, with a public hearing today.