Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich signed Bill 6-25 into law, strengthening tenant rights by allowing legal action against negligent landlords and ending exemptions under the Consumer Protection law.

Secretary Doug Burgum visited Mammoth Cave National Park to highlight its importance and discuss accessibility and visitor experience improvements with park officials.

UK national Thomas G. Ehr pleads guilty to defrauding the US and participating in a scheme to hide ownership of a defense contractor that avoided over $350 million in taxes.

A woman at a DC bus stop fended off an attempted robbery. The suspect, Alonzo Crockett, was arrested and charged with assault with intent to commit robbery.

The National Weather Service predicts good weather for Washington D.C. with sunshine and mild temperatures, though some rain is expected towards the weekend.

Rubin Raphael Bordeaux received a 16-year federal prison sentence following his conviction for a series of armed carjackings targeting delivery workers in Washington, D.C., and Maryland in November 2023.

The article discusses a scheduled hearing focusing on scrutinizing the Department of Defense's financial management and its progress toward passing an audit, under Subcommittee Chairman Pete Sessions.

The FBI celebrates the 45th anniversary of its Joint Terrorism Task Force, highlighting its growth and success in preventing terrorism through multi-agency collaboration.

Montgomery County will strengthen tenant protections with Bill 6-25, set for signing by County Executive Elrich and supported by Council members. The law aims to improve enforcement of housing codes and ensure landlords' compliance.

IMF/World Bank Spring Meetings cause street closures in DC, affecting travel between April 20-26, with detailed restrictions released by the Metropolitan Police Department.

Two juveniles were arrested after an armed robbery on Capitol Hill, with police using the victim's iPhone's tracking technology to locate the suspects.

A Lorton man was sentenced to 18 years in prison for child exploitation, after ICE's investigation revealed his use of social media for targeting minors.

Police in D.C. investigate after finding Donella Bryan dead from trauma and asphyxiation in a dumpster; her death is ruled a homicide. A $25,000 reward is offered for information.