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Prince William County Police are searching for a Lyft driver accused of kidnapping two women who requested a ride from Maryland to Woodbridge, Virginia, and the women remain missing.
The DC Police Union has asked the city to set rules for the use of Flock body‑worn camera footage, citing mishandling and a lack of transparency. The union seeks clear guidelines to prevent improper use of the surveillance data.
A rock dropped from an overpass on the Dulles Greenway broke a Loudoun County family's SUV windshield on September 10, 2026, highlighting ongoing safety concerns about falling debris on the highway.
Montgomery County Council member and Democratic county executive nominee Will Jawando was hospitalized on September 8, 2026, after a heart attack that occurred two days earlier, and he remains under medical care.
Montgomery County unveiled a development plan for Friendship Heights and opened a public comment period, inviting residents and stakeholders to provide feedback on the proposed guidelines.
Crews are clearing hundreds of tons of debris, repairing roads and assisting families in West Virginia’s hardest‑hit flood‑impacted communities throughout July 2026, following severe flooding caused by heavy rains earlier in the year.
DC Police are searching for a suspect after fifteen vehicles had their tires cut on Chapin Street Northwest on Sept. 3, 2026. No arrests have been made and investigators continue to gather evidence.
A slow‑moving cold front is generating severe storms with 60 mph wind gusts and flash‑flooding risk across Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia on September 10‑11, prompting alerts from local agencies.
Former New Carrollton Mayor Phelecia Nembhard will sue after the city council voted to remove her over alleged hiring‑freeze violations, a claim she denies.
Rep. Suhas Subramanyam introduced a bill package on September 9 to regulate data centers in Virginia's 10th District, home to over 300 centers and 200 planned, aiming to curb utility costs and control transmission line placement. The proposal includes reporting and permitting rules and will undergo committee review.
