The MPD seeks public help to identify suspects from a daylight robbery on March 5 in Southeast D.C., offering up to $1,000 for information leading to arrests.

Oregon Senators Merkley and Wyden reintroduce the Deliver for Democracy Act to help local newspapers by improving USPS delivery performance and preventing unjust rate increases.

The Metropolitan Police apprehended a suspect for a December 2024 carjacking in Northeast Washington D.C. where a moped rider was assaulted and robbed.

USDOT Secretary Sean Duffy demands MTA improve safety on NYC transit to ensure continued federal funding, amid rising crime rates on subways and buses.

The DC Police Department is seeking public assistance in locating 15-year-old Aamerica Phillips, who has been missing since March 14th from Southeast Washington, D.C.

Antonio Johnson sentenced to 17 years for the voluntary manslaughter of Marcellus Jackson in June 2024, confirmed by U.S. Attorney Edward Martin, Jr. and MPD Chief Pamela Smith.

D.C. weather forecast predicts varied conditions, with sunny skies and highs of 75°F transitioning to rain showers and gusty winds, before ending the week with sunshine and moderate temperatures.

The MPD responded to a situation at the US Institute of Peace, where unauthorized persons were occupying the premises; they left peacefully after intervention, with no arrests made.

The National STEM Festival in DC on March 22nd will cause road closures and Emergency No Parking on I Street, NW, with police advising caution due to increased foot traffic.

Montgomery County Council unanimously approved a resolution to create an Infrastructure Funding Workgroup to improve funding methods for schools, transportation, and parks, examining the effectiveness of impact taxes.

The Interior and HUD have formed a task force to use federal land for affordable housing, focusing on streamlining development processes and supporting rural and tribal communities.

The MPD is investigating a Southeast D.C. homicide where Marcus Kelly was fatally shot, offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

The DOI completed a land transfer of 680 acres from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to the Bureau of Indian Affairs for the Spirit Lake Nation in North Dakota.