WASHINGTON — Commuters in Prince George’s County will notice changes to their Metrobus service beginning Sunday as the Washington Metropolitan…
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Alexandria Teen Charged with Armed Robbery on Metro Train
A 15-year-old boy from Alexandria has been charged with armed robbery after allegedly assaulting and robbing a passenger on a…
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Republicans Push to Dismantle D.C. Traffic Safety Measures
House Republicans are advancing efforts to roll back several of Washington, D.C.’s traffic safety policies, targeting the city’s use of…
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Lancaster Mennonites Among Those Arrested in Peaceful U.S. Capitol Protest Over Gaza War
More than 60 people, including seven from Lancaster County, were arrested Tuesday during a peaceful demonstration at the U.S. Capitol…
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Five Suspects Arrested After Carjacking and Overnight Pursuit from Prince George’s County into D.C.
A late-night police chase that began in Prince George’s County and crossed into Washington, D.C., ended with five suspects in…
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Five Suspects Arrested After Carjacked Vehicle Chase From Prince George’s Into DC
WASHINGTON, D.C. – A high-speed overnight chase that began in Prince George’s County and ended in Northeast Washington led to…
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Teen Shot on North Capitol Street in Northwest DC
WASHINGTON, D.C. – A 17-year-old boy was rushed to a trauma center Wednesday afternoon after being shot in Northwest D.C.’s…
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DC Black Church Initiative Calls for Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton to Step Down
Washington, D.C. — The DC Black Church Initiative (NBCI), a coalition of African American faith communities, has issued a respectful…
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Death of 15-Year-Old D.C. Girl Now Ruled Homicide
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The death of a teenage girl in Northeast Washington, originally believed to be accidental, has now been…
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DEA and MPD Raid ‘Chocolate City’ on Connecticut Avenue
WASHINGTON, D.C. — A joint operation between the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) unfolded Wednesday…
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