Several people were hospitalized after a stabbing at the DC Jail on Saturday, according to the Metropolitan Police Department

Metropolitan Police Department Chief of Police Pamela A. Smith is stepping down after two-and-a-half years, she and D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser announced Monday. Smith was appointed in 2023 and is the first Black woman to serve as chief of the D.C. police ...

Rolling road closures are expected across Maryland and Washington, DC on Friday afternoon as funeral services are held for Metropolitan Police Department Officer Terry Bennett, who died earlier this month after being struck while helping a stranded motorist.

An arrest has been made after a baby was killed.

Washington’s inspector general’s office has launched an investigation into the Metropolitan Police Department’s crime data reporting system. The probe aims to assess how the department collects, class

WASHINGTON, DC — A 28-year-old man remains hospitalized with serious injuries after allegedly using his vehicle to threaten officers and civilians outside a Northeast nightclub early Sunday, prompting a police shooting that is now under review by multiple agencies.

WASHINGTON — A DC police officer was being treated for "serious injuries" early Wednesday morning, after the Metropolitan Police Department said the officer was hit by a driver traveling on I-695. The crash happened at 10:10 p.m. on Tuesday, near the ...

A police officer was hit by a speeding driver Tuesday on an Interstate in Washington, D.C., while helping another driver whose car broke down, police said. The officer was seriously injured and remains in the hospital, the D.C. police union said in a ...

Former D.C. cop Michael Fanone nearly came to blows with a right-wing election-denier during prosecutor Jack Smith’s congressional hearing on Thursday.

The Metropolitan Police Department said officers are investigating reports of a shooting at 16th St. and Military Road.

The top police official in Washington, D.C., pressured commanders to lower classifications of crime and retaliated against those who reported spikes, creating a widespread culture of fear and distorted public data, according to a new congressional report.