The House Judiciary Committee released transcripts related to the Hunter Biden investigation, questioning the DOJ's integrity and adherence to protocol.

A Kensington man was arrested after allegedly shooting Trevor Van Devander in Sykesville, with the Montgomery County Police investigating the incident.

The MBDA and OJCC signed an MOU to boost economic growth for minority business enterprises in the Jewish community by increasing access to capital and global markets.

Montgomery County announces closings and service changes for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, including government offices, state offices, courts, and transportation schedule adjustments.

Clarence Minor received a 46-month prison sentence for illegal firearm possession as a felon, including three years of supervised release post-incarceration.

Arlington County prepares for the 60th Presidential Inauguration, with offices closed and enhanced security measures, including drone flights regulated by federal agencies. Public vigilance is urged, although no threats are known.

D.C. has established the DC250 Commission, led by Mayor Muriel Bowser, to plan the city's activities for America’s 250th anniversary in 2026, in conjunction with America250's national celebration.

MPD investigates a homicide in Northeast Washington, D.C., where 27-year-old Landen Mayo was fatally shot. A $25,000 reward is offered for information leading to an arrest and conviction.

Cold and windy conditions persist in Washington D.C., with the NWS forecasting brisk temperatures, potential snow showers, and a chance of weekend rain.

Nathan Bordeaux was arrested in Virginia for his alleged role in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, facing charges that include assaulting officers and obstruction.

The DC Police Department is looking for missing 13-year-old Genelle Snow, last seen on January 12, on Minnesota Avenue N.E. They appeal for public help to locate her.

The CFPB is suing Capital One for allegedly misleading consumers over savings account interest rates, which could have cost account holders over $2 billion.

Intralot, Inc. and VSC will pay $6.5 million for defrauding DC in a lottery contract, as they misrepresented their partnership to secure the deal without competitive bidding.