FOX Archives 1994: National Guard deployed to combat crime in DC
Ward 8 Councilmember Trayon White recently said he supports calling in the National Guard to help patrol the streets after a surge in violent crime in the District. This isn't the first time the D.C. National Guard have been called upon to help the Metropolitan Police Department.
Top Videos

FOX Archives 1994: National Guard deployed to combat crime in DC

DC weather: Cool, breezy, showers to start fall Tuesday

Trayon White federal trial nears jury deliberations

Prince William County to vote on major data center policy changes

DC Calls It Quits Week focuses on helping residents overcome tobacco use

Pedestrian hospitalized after Montgomery County crash; Dog fatally shot by delivery driver

Maryland man accused of killing roommate before confessing to church pastor

Shooting outside Northeast DC Whole Foods leaves customers and neighbors concerned

Prince George’s County community mourns after man’s body found hanging

Two Maryland malls to implement 3 p.m. juvenile curfew

Opposition grows over President Trump’s triumphal arch proposal

New documentary features anti-hazing fight after Northern Virginia teen’s death

Recognizing signs of Alzheimer's

Fairfax County animal shelter to waive adoption fees amid space crisis

Police seek suspect in North Bethesda store robbery; Man arrested in deadly Maryland hit-and-run

Metro Yellow Line delays after track vehicle derailment

Prosecution and Defense rest in Trayon White’s federal bribery trial

Actress Viola Davis on Kennedy Center drama

FAA set to test AI air traffic system at DC area airports, reports say

Trump Arch: New questions about its intended purpose

Prince William supervisors to reconsider controversial Dominion substation expansion

Trump says proposed DC triumphal arch will include military complex

Missing Howard Univ. student found safe; Search for stolen car suspects after officer fires shot

Missing Howard University student found alive; FAA approves Trump's DC arch | TOP STORIES

Does Trump's White House media ban violate the First Amendment?
