WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal authorities have used checkpoints around the nation’s capital to screen vehicles, sometimes asking people for their immigration status after stopping them, as President Donald Trump’s crackdown reaches the two-week mark in Washington.

Police say this man was caught on surveillance video using a cinder block to break into the Beaufort County ABC Store on John Small Avenue.

Just 17 percent of residents backed the effort to federalize the city‘s police department and deploy federal law enforcement officers.

President Donald Trump has expanded his law-enforcement crackdown in Washington, D.C., with top officials visiting National Guard troops at the city's main railroad station.

Public spaces and private ones with permission are usually fair game; if accused of obstruction, backing off is best.

Police in Washington are sometimes waiting over a year for the state to test firearms evidence, as the Patrol deals with a growing backlog. For the past four […]

Federal agents who typically investigate drug lords, weapons traffickers or cyber criminals have fanned out across the nation’s capital.