White House report suggests U.S. consumers benefit from lower prices for essentials and increased real wages, influenced by President Trump's economic policies.

Montgomery County's MCDOT is conducting an online travel survey for local employees and residents to improve transportation strategies. Participants can win gift cards.

The Metropolitan Police Department arrested Walter Parker for a fatal assault in a Navy Yard area apartment, with charges being upgraded to First Degree Murder after the victim died.

Montgomery County Police seek public aid to identify a man who jumped from a Silver Spring parking garage on May 10. The Black male, 20-30, wore Nike clothing. Call 301-279-8000 with info.

A 29-year-old was fatally stabbed in the DC Jail; police are investigating the incident and offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

Jennifer Brunenkant pleads guilty to evading over $1.2 million in taxes related to her D.C. marijuana dispensary.

Outgoing DC U.S. Attorney Ed Martin criticized DC's sanctuary policies and Home Rule, highlighting recent law enforcement successes and questioning judicial decisions. He announced Jeanine Pirro as his successor.

15th Anti Violence Youth Summit, "Making D.C. Safe and Beautiful," to open July 8 at Catholic University for community discussions on safety and mental health.

Police seek help to identify a suspect involved in a bottle assault on May 6th in Northwest Washington, D.C. Incident caught on camera; no injuries reported.

Heavy rains and thunderstorms expected in Washington D.C., with possible flash flooding and coastal flooding, as reported by the National Weather Service.

The 2025 PIT Count in the District showed a 9% reduction in homelessness, with a notable decline among families and unaccompanied individuals, as reported by Mayor Muriel Bowser and the DHS.

The Department of the Interior is expediting the permit process for the Velvet-Wood mine in Utah, following President Trump's national energy emergency declaration.

Traffic patterns in DC will change during Police Week, May 11-17, with street closures and parking restrictions. Visitors and residents should expect delays and seek alternative transit options.