MPD seeks suspects following a Southeast DC shooting that left one man injured. No arrests yet; investigation ongoing for the incident on Minnesota Avenue.

A convicted murderer from Maryland, Trenton Robinson, was sentenced to 19.5 years for using a machine gun in a D.C. drug turf incident, leaving one injured.

A man in D.C. was sentenced to 110 months for a string of armed robberies after pleading guilty to a Hobbs Act robbery charge. He is already serving 18 years for rape.

The National Weather Service extended a coastal flood advisory for D.C. due to high-tide flooding, affecting the city's shoreline, with precautionary measures advised for residents and commuters.

The Biden-Harris Administration grants $8.26 million to expand the Port of Baltimore and combat trade issues following the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse.

A Missouri man pleaded guilty and was convicted of charges related to the January 6 Capitol riots, including obstruction of law enforcement and tampering with records.

DC police shot a man, Deion Hinnant, after he fled during an alleged altercation and turned toward officers. Hinnant faces multiple charges and the incident is under investigation.

D.C. man, Donte Mintz, receives a six-year sentence for involvement in child pornography after pleading guilty, followed by a lengthy supervised release.

The Metropolitan Police seek a man for assaulting a woman in Southeast D.C., urging public help to find the suspect who fled after the incident involving a knife.

D.C. prepares for traffic disruptions due to the Cherry Blossom Festival Petalpalooza, with parking restrictions and street closures announced for safety and crowd management.

The U.S. Department of Energy invests $75M into a Critical Minerals Supply Chain Research Facility to strengthen domestic production and reduce reliance on foreign sources of essential minerals for clean energy and national security.

The Florida Supreme Court upheld a restrictive abortion law, prompting President Biden to criticize the decision and highlight its negative impacts on women's healthcare and physician autonomy.

Metropolitan Police investigate after Michael Quander Jr. was fatally shot in Navy Yard, seeking information on the incident that occurred in the early hours of March 31.