Virginia woman Eleanor Hoppe sentenced to 135 months for child pornography distribution and plotting molestation.

The 2024 SEVP report shows a 5.3% increase in active foreign students in the U.S., with most from Asia, while SEVP-certified schools declined in number.

D.C. AG Schwalb settled with Robynn Chandler-Mitchell, making her pay back $17,084.84 and banning her from non-profit leadership.

Metropolitan Police arrest a suspect for a shooting in Northeast DC over an EV charging cable dispute; victim sustained non-life-threatening injuries.

The Met Police is seeking the public's help identifying a suspect in multiple pharmacy thefts in Northwest since February, offering a $1,000 reward for information.

The DC Council delayed a tipped wage increase, enacted an in-school cellphone ban, approved vacant property reform, and addressed other policies including facilitating farmers markets and allowing foreign doctors during the FIFA World Cup.

North Carolina secured $1.45 billion in federal funds for rebuilding after Hurricane Helene, with support from Senator Tillis, who advocated for disaster recovery assistance.

Norman Morris, 44, of Washington D.C., has been convicted of conspiracy to distribute PCP, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office. Known by the alias “Fibble,” Morris was part of a broader drug operation observed between late 2023 and early 2024. The case, part of an OCDETF initiative, involved other individuals who have also been sentenced or are awaiting sentencing.

Jayvon Gattison from D.C. was sentenced to 40 months in prison after pleading guilty to firearm possession as a felon. He was on probation and caught with a gun and drugs by the MPD.

A D.C. resident was sentenced to 90 months for armed robbery, with U.S. Attorney Pirro and Chief Smith acknowledging the efforts of all involved in the case.

Three teenagers were arrested for an unarmed carjacking in Southeast Washington, D.C. The suspects, two aged 15 and one aged 16, assaulted and pulled a victim from their car before stealing the vehicle.

The U.S. DOJ filed a civil forfeiture complaint against $7.74 million tied to a North Korean money-laundering scheme involving IT workers and cryptocurrencies.

MPD seeks help to find missing person Ana Escobar-Arevalo, last seen in D.C. driving a blue Honda CR-V with plates EB 2261. She may have traveled to Charles County, MD.