Metropolitan Police made an arrest in the 2023 shooting death of 15-year-old Zyion Turner from Southeast DC. A suspect, 17-year-old Navar Rogers, was charged with Second Degree Murder While Armed.

The Metropolitan Police Department in Washington, DC, report a series of arrests for unauthorized vehicle usage and auto theft across several neighborhoods.

A Hazardous Weather Outlook and Gale Warning have been issued for the Chesapeake Bay area, with gale-force gusts expected today and calm conditions following.

A shoplifting suspect was arrested in Silver Spring after a foot chase with bicycle officers, following a theft at CVS. Officers used a Taser and control techniques during the confrontation.

The Montgomery County Department of Police celebrated the graduation of new officers from the 78th Session Entrance Level Class at Covenant Life Church.

Montgomery County's "Sweep the Salt" program aims to reduce environmental damage by cleaning up excess road salt. Coinciding with World Water Day, the initiative targets sensitive areas to prevent water pollution.

DC Police are seeking community assistance to identify a nonverbal boy found on Bladensburg Road, Northeast DC, requesting information via social media.

Democratic Whip Katherine Clark criticized a Trump executive order for undermining public education, impacting funding and teacher jobs in Massachusetts.

A 13-year-old was charged with threats of violence against Parkland Middle School in Montgomery County, leading to a shelter-in-place and an investigation by local police.

Montgomery County Police are searching for missing 14-year-old Nehemie Price and appeal to the public for information to help locate her. She is 5'4" with brown eyes and long black hair.

Montgomery County invites residents to celebrate World Water Day at Wheaton Regional Park with environmental activities and education on March 22. A related radio show on March 21 will discuss the event and health insurance enrollment.

Charles Washington, Jr., a repeat felon on probation, was indicted for possession of ammunition in D.C., after police found a "ghost gun" following a chase.

Cortney Merritts from St. Louis was indicted for defrauding COVID-19 relief programs, securing over $20,000 through false claims about his businesses.