The CFPB reports a rise in auto repossessions in December 2022, surpassing pre-pandemic levels, and an increased use of third-party forwarders, raising costs for consumers.

Two D.C. men were sentenced for a September Gucci store burglary; one got 24 months in jail and three years' supervised release, the other 18 months and one year probation.

Senator Thom Tillis reintroduces the Justice for Victims of Sanctuary Cities Act, targeting sanctuary policies and aiming to allow victims to sue for crimes committed by undocumented immigrants.

Avante Greene was sentenced to 60 months in prison for a series of Lululemon store burglaries in July 2024, with a subsequent year of supervised probation.

President Trump granted a full pardon to Terence Sutton, nullifying his sentences for multiple violations and releasing him from the related obligations.

An 18th Street gang member, Cesar De La O Rodriguez, was sentenced to 40 years for a triple shooting in Rockville, and faces deportation after incarceration.

Montgomery County Council plans to discuss fiscal guidelines, a bill on development taxes, and a $1.6 million supplement for anti-vaping efforts in youth.

MPD seeks public help in identifying a package theft suspect from January 14 on the 1500 block of Pennsylvania Avenue SE.

Washington D.C. is forecasted to have sunny skies with stable temperatures, highs in the mid-30s, and gentle winds, according to the National Weather Service.

A man is in critical condition after his Ford Thunderbird hit a parked Ford Bronco in Montgomery County, flipping it onto a Ford F-150. Cedar Lane was closed for investigation.

Metro introduces a special edition SmarTrip card featuring new giant pandas at D.C.'s National Zoo. Available at select stations, it's a collector's item for visitors.

Montgomery County hosts a women's event focusing on inspirational leaders in various fields, featuring panelists like Brooke Lierman and Karyn N. Onyeneho, with local leaders speaking and options for event participation and childcare.

President Trump signs an executive order to end DEI practices in federal contracting and the federal workforce, aiming for merit-based hiring and promotions.