Washington D.C. experiences warm weather with a 75-degree high. Calm winds precede a 60% chance of Friday rain, and a mostly sunny weekend is expected, with temperatures in the mid-60s.

FanDuel is set to replace GambetDC as D.C.'s sports betting vendor, promising improved service and revenue for the city with a $5 million fee and an anticipated $10 million in annual taxes.

The Biden Administration's FY 2025 budget focuses on strengthening U.S. military capabilities, supporting Ukraine, and countering global threats, including from China.

President Biden's message for Ramadan includes solidarity with Muslims, commitment to aid for Palestinians, and a strategy against Islamophobia in the U.S.

The U.S. job market added 275,000 jobs in February, maintaining an unemployment rate below 4% for two years, with the economy adding 14.9 million jobs under President Biden.

Artomatic returned to D.C. after 15 years, celebrating its 25th anniversary with local art exhibits and performances in a large vacant office space, despite a brief protest interruption.

Metropolitan Police in D.C. arrested a robbery suspect, Gardner Bradley, who also assaulted an officer during the arrest. The incident occurred on March 9 in Southeast D.C.

A Maryland woman was sentenced to 46 months in prison for passing bad checks at various retail stores, resulting in over $300,000 of fraudulent transactions.

The D.C. Council passed the Secure D.C. Omnibus Amendment Act to combat increasing crime, sparking debate over its emphasis on policing over community support.

President Biden announced a plan for the U.S. to help construct a temporary port in Gaza for aid delivery, circumventing Israel, and avoiding military deployment.

The Washington Nationals are offering $5 tickets to D.C. residents as a thank-you gesture, aiming to bolster local fan loyalty and attendance at games.

LGBTQ+ advocate Ruby Corado appeared in court on allegations of embezzling $150,000 from Casa Ruby, Inc. for personal use, facing charges of fraud and money laundering.

The D.C. Council has passed a bill limiting restaurant service charges to 20% and requiring clear disclosure to customers to improve transparency and reduce confusion.