U.S. Secretary Duffy simplified the exemption process for noncompliant automated vehicles, aiming to accelerate innovation while maintaining safety. The updated Part 555 process allows selling vehicles that may lack certain controls.

DC's Bowser Administration updates its Heat Plan to protect residents and visitors from extreme heat, with HSEMA issuing warnings and a focus on vulnerable populations.

Mayor Muriel Bowser engaged D.C. on economic and community fronts, discussing the city's economy at the Board of Trade and opening a Starbucks at the convention center.

Two arrested in Maryland for the disappearance and murder of a 3-year-old after an Amber Alert in Delaware; one faces murder charges, the other as an accessory.

Mayor Muriel Bowser has announced a series of summer events in Washington, DC, to boost culture and economy, including concerts, festivals, and a BBQ battle.

A man faces charges after driving erratically at a Rockville school and resisting arrest, resulting in minor injuries to two Montgomery County Police officers.

Montgomery County Police are urgently searching for 15-year-old Giordana Escobar Avila and urge the public to assist. The Special Victims Investigations Division is leading the case and asks for tips.

"A Taste of the DMV" food event on June 14 will cause street closures and parking restrictions in DC, as announced by the Metropolitan Police Department.

Richard Lionel Dyson was arrested by MPD for the murder of Donella Bryan, involving blunt force trauma and asphyxiation, with indications of a domestic nature to the crime.

DC Mayor Muriel Bowser reopened the renovated Public Safety Communications Center after an $18.5 million upgrade, which includes higher salaries and bonuses for call takers.

Richard Dyson was arrested on second-degree murder charges for the death of Donnella Bryan, found in a DC dumpster. He pleaded not guilty and is held without bond until a June hearing.

MPD investigates a homicide on East Capitol Street after Marcellus Smith was fatally shot and later pronounced dead at a hospital. Public assistance is requested.

Georgetown University will expand public waterfront access along the Potomac, facilitating non-motorized boating and a new university boathouse, through an agreement with D.C. and the National Park Service.