The Arlington County Sheriff's Office honored public safety telecommunicators for their essential role in emergencies during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week.

House Oversight Chairman Comer initiated an inquiry into land sales near military bases to groups linked to the CCP, raising national security concerns.

Tre Enrique Jackson was sentenced to 58 months in prison for possessing a firearm as a convicted felon, including a "ghost gun" found during a search of his residence.

The Metropolitan Police is seeking public help to identify suspects from a burglary in Northeast Washington, asking for tips and offering a video of the incident.

MPD swiftly arrested Maurice Smith for a robbery on L Street NW, exemplifying their rapid response capabilities.

Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy scrapped a Biden-era greenhouse gas rule, aiming to remove political barriers to infrastructure projects. This regulatory rollback was endorsed by industry groups.

A Montgomery County student was charged with mass violence threats and a hate crime after leaving a threatening voicemail at school. No credible threat was found, but the charges reflect the incident's severity.

Montgomery County and its Public Libraries are hosting free financial seminars in May over Zoom, covering topics like budgeting and retirement, led by professionals Jamie Lapin and Thiago Glieger.

Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich hosts Community Conversations to discuss the Fiscal Year 2027 Capital Improvements Program budget, inviting public input on capital investments.

Mayor Muriel Bowser and Events DC have awarded $3.5 million to support large-scale events in Washington, DC, aiming to attract visitors and stimulate economic growth.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of increasing clouds and rising temperatures for Washington D.C., with windy conditions and a chance of showers by Monday night.

Kenneth Olugbenga, leader of the Kennedy Street Crew drug ring, has been sentenced to over 13 years in prison for drug trafficking and possession of a firearm.

DC Fire and EMS Platoon 1 responded to 558 calls, including critical emergencies and a structure fire, over a 24-hour period.