An individual was arrested for a homicide on Benning Road, Southeast, after two men were found shot, resulting in one fatality and one non-lethal injury. Investigations continue.

A 13-year-old girl, Marlene Sarai Torres Benitez, was found safe with help from the community and police efforts. Details of her disappearance and recovery weren't disclosed.

MPDC seeks help to find a suspect in a June 10 armed robbery in Southeast, offering up to $10,000 for information leading to an arrest and conviction.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy is advocating for continued improvements in aviation safety, especially in oversight of Boeing's production quality.

An MPD officer was injured in a non-fatal incident involving 45-year-old Ian Andre Zephryin, who was arrested after assaulting the officer with a knife during a theft-related confrontation.

Montgomery County provides free water on Ride On buses during a heat wave to prevent heat-related illnesses, with a Heat Emergency Alert in effect until June 26.

USMMA leaders Vice Admiral Nunan and Rear Admiral Wulf are departing their roles, with Captain Ceraolo becoming Acting Superintendent. The duo is praised for steering the Academy towards its national security role and campus development.

Stakeholders from various industries anticipate positive impacts from President Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill, highlighting benefits for small businesses, energy, manufacturing, and law enforcement.

OSTP Director Michael Kratsios promotes "Gold Standard Science" advocating for integrity and transparency in research, which has led to President Trump signing an executive order aimed to restore these values in American science.

A 13-year-old was arrested for an armed robbery in Northeast Washington; the MPD continues searching for additional suspects and offers a reward for information.

Montgomery County Police's Summer Traffic Task Force made 11 DUI arrests and issued 125 traffic citations in one week to improve road safety during summer.

The House Judiciary Committee is investigating the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights for its potential role in LA anti-ICE riots and whether it misused federal funds.

The House Judiciary Committee is investigating if the activist group CHIRLA misused taxpayer-funded grants intended for immigration advocacy to instead fund activities that obstruct federal immigration law enforcement.