D.C. residents experience mixed spring weather, with a climb in temperatures and sunny skies forecasted for most of the week, alongside slight chances of showers.

Derrick Teeter from Maryland was sentenced to seven years in prison for a robbery and carjacking incident involving a rideshare driver in Washington, D.C.

Washington D.C. is set for a busy weekend with Red Bull's Showrun and the National Cannabis Festival, which includes road closures and Formula One exhibitions on Pennsylvania Avenue.

Kebin Weaver of Washington D.C. has been indicted on carjacking and kidnapping charges after allegedly commandeering a vehicle from a senior citizen driver for D.C. Neighborhood Connect.

Police seek suspects in a vehicle theft in Northeast D.C., urging public assistance to capture individuals who broke into a car and used a stolen credit card.

The U.S. DOE unveils a plan to clear a backlog of renewable energy projects for grid connection, aiming for efficient integration and supporting the 2035 clean energy goal.

Former drug convict turned pastor, Thaddeus Black, will be awarded by the FBI for his community outreach, exemplifying his transformation and collaboration with law enforcement.

Senator Shelley Moore Capito questioned NRC Chairman Christopher Hanson's decision-making and demanded improvements in license renewal efficiency at a confirmation hearing.

President Biden extended the restriction on Russian ships entering U.S. ports, continuing a national emergency in response to Russia's actions in Ukraine.

MPD detectives are investigating a non-fatal shooting in the Northeast area and searching for the suspect's vehicle. They seek public assistance in finding the assailant responsible for the recent gun violence incident.

Traffic changes are coming to D.C. for EcoBash on April 19, including street closures, parking restrictions, and potential towing of parked cars in emergency no-parking zones.

First Lady Jill Biden introduces "A View from My Window," an art installation at the White House celebrating the Month of the Military Child and featuring works by military children, part of the Joining Forces campaign.

The White House hosted a virtual meeting to encourage local enforcement of red flag laws, urging use of federal funds from the $750 million allocated for crisis intervention under the BSCA.