To help police in their investigation into incidents in which someone spray-painted anti-Semitic graffiti in two locations in Montgomery County, leaders of Jewish organizations said they were offering rewards.

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Maryland State Police said troopers were investigating the death of a person who was hit by a truck while he was in a crosswalk in Kettering, Md.

The Arlington County Police Department said it arrested a man who went to Wakefield High School on Feb. 2, 2023 to try to find a student with whom he had an ongoing dispute. When they searched the man's home, they found three guns, including a ghost gun.

A look at stories making headlines from DC News Now on Feb. 3, 2023.

The Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office said deputies arrested a man who's accused of touching children inappropriately at the Claude Moore Park swimming pool on Friday.

In West Virginia's fastest growing region the Berkeley County Meals on Wheels program is going local

DC Mayor Muriel Bowser on Friday announced the appointment of a new 911 call center director to lead the agency under fire for allegations of mismanaged emergency calls.

Clubhouse gets state funding for expansion

Washington County Arts Council supporting locals to promote creative visual works

Community holds drug overdose march in Arlington County, VA

Members of the Metropolitan Police Department and the Metro Transit Police Department handed out hot coffee and chocolate to commuters at the Potomac Avenue Metro Station Friday morning, two days after a shooting there that left a Metro worker dead and three other people hurt.

Customers seek transparency, owners explain charge of fees on restaurant receipts