The Montgomery County Police warn of increased thefts from cars, particularly Honda airbag thefts, and urge residents to take preventive measures and report suspicious activity.

The abrupt closure of Eagle Academy Public Charter School in D.C. left students and staff in disarray and prompted legislative considerations for stricter financial oversight of charter schools.

DC Water lifted the boil water advisory for nearly 3,000 Northeast D.C. residents after tests confirmed water safety following a suspected water main leak.

VP Kamala Harris thanked the National Black Caucus of State Legislators, stressing the value of uplifting leadership and collective dedication to America's promise.

A Virginia man was arrested for assaulting law enforcement during the January 6 Capitol riot, facing multiple charges including both felony and misdemeanor offenses.

Montgomery County Police led a traffic operation on MD Route 355, involving multiple agencies, resulting in 382 stops, 165 citations, 330 warnings, and two DUI arrests.

The Metropolitan Police Department in Washington D.C. recovered 37 firearms in a week, including two untraceable "Ghost Guns," leading to multiple arrests and highlighting community involvement in combating gun violence.

The National Weather Service forecasts a transition from cold to rainy weather in Washington D.C., with a possibility of snow midweek and clearer conditions by Thursday.

The MPD seeks help in a homicide case where 18-year-old Jeremiah Law was fatally shot on Bladensburg Road, offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

The ACPD is intensifying actions to curb holiday retail thefts in Arlington through enforcement, deterrence, collaboration with the Metro Transit Police, and public education.

Luis Nunez, 33, was found safe after being reported missing. Montgomery County Police thanked the public for helping in the search without detailing the specifics of his disappearance.

A D.C. man pled guilty to the 2019 second-degree murder of Jamal Greenlee and will be sentenced in 2025, adding to his existing 50-year term for another murder.

Washington, D.C. receives a $4.9 million grant from the US Department of Health and Human Services to enhance early childhood education for kids aged 0-5.