The SBA warned federal contracting officers to curb fraud in the 8(a) Program and stressed their duty to report misconduct, following cases of fraud and a new focus on accountability.

Kevin Hopkins, 39, of Washington, D.C., has pleaded guilty to unlawfully possessing a firearm and ammunition, violating federal law due to his felony record. The charge is part of the "Make D.C. Safe Again" campaign aimed at reducing gun violence.

DC Police issued an alert for missing teen Isis Dayana Lara Lara, last seen July 28, 2025, on Massachusetts Avenue, Northwest. Public assistance is requested.

The Senate has passed Sen. Wyden's bill, requiring an unclassified report on U.S. phone network vulnerabilities, prompted by security concerns and the 'Salt Typhoon' cyberattack.

Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy enforced stricter safety measures for wind turbine construction near transport routes, addressing overlooked engineer concerns of radio frequency interference by the prior administration.

Metropolitan Police are searching for suspects in a Southwest shooting on Independence Day, offering a reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction.

DHS introduces the CBP Home App for voluntary self-deportation, offering aid and possible future legal return, but warns of fines and bans for non-compliance.

Montgomery County funds $1.3 million in grants to combat youth vaping and substance use, sourced from JUUL and Altria settlements, aiming to aid affected communities.

Metropolitan Police seek help identifying suspects in a series of business burglaries in D.C. using a red SUV. Seven businesses were burglarized on July 29, 2025. A reward is offered for information leading to arrest and indictment.

The Montgomery County Council discussed transportation strategies and digital infrastructure, aiming to enhance transit systems, internet accessibility in underserved areas, and cyclist safety.

Montgomery County's Vision Zero FY 2026 Work Plan aims to eliminate serious injuries and fatalities on roads, with a focus on safety improvements, enforcement, and infrastructure projects.

A DC man, Christopher Light, received a 90-month federal prison sentence for a one-day crime spree, including a carjacking and armed robberies, plus three years supervised release.

Elijah Porter sentenced to over eight years for two armed robberies arranged via Facebook Marketplace; authorities recover stolen MacBook and praise MPD's efforts.