Devan Green was convicted in D.C. on several charges, including assault with intent to kill, for stabbing his girlfriend 21 times. Sentencing is set for January 10, 2025.

President Biden highlighted progress under the CHIPS & Science Act, noting a $65 billion investment by TSMC to build three semiconductor facilities in Arizona, which will create jobs and advance U.S. tech industry.

Police seek a driver involved in a fatal hit-and-run that killed Brianna Anderson in Northwest Washington, urging witnesses to come forward with any information.

The Metropolitan Police Department seeks the public's help to find a suspect in an attempted first-degree sexual assault that involved a firearm on July 29 near Belmont and 14th Streets, NW.

Montgomery County secures a $1.8 million grant to electrify low-income housing, with funds from the Department of Energy and local sources, aiming to improve health, reduce energy costs, and cut emissions.

A Coastal Flood Advisory is in effect for Washington D.C., Arlington County, and the City of Alexandria until midnight due to possible tidal flooding.

Montgomery County received a $1.5 million grant from the Maryland Energy Administration to purchase electric vehicles, including buses and trucks, to reduce emissions and serve underserved communities.

Montgomery County police are seeking public help to find an 84-year-old man who went missing in Bethesda. Community concern is high, and authorities are investigating leads.

Montgomery County has updated the MOVE Grant Program to attract and retain businesses, aiming to reduce office vacancies and stimulate economic growth.

Raymond Davese pleads guilty to a June carjacking, accepting an 8-year prison term with 3 years of supervised release.

A 28-year-old, Irvin Ariel Portillo, was arrested by Montgomery police for allegedly sexually assaulting three girls, facing charges of rape and abuse. Authorities are investigating and solicit additional victims to come forward.

Former federal employee Tremayne Matthews pled guilty to falsifying over 200 resumes to acquire federal jobs and creating fake affidavits to support his claims when investigated. Sentencing is set for May 29, 2025.

Kenneth Phillips was sentenced to 10 years for carjacking, robbery, and burglary in November 2021 by a D.C. court.