Washington D.C. enjoys sunny weather with a mild breeze, expecting a high of 66 degrees and a cooler 49 degrees at night. The upcoming week predicts a mix of sun and clouds with a chance of showers next Friday.

The Biden administration announced a plan to eliminate student loan origination fees and other "junk fees" to reduce the financial burden on college students.

Alvin Halmon-Daniels faces a grand jury indictment for an armed carjacking and related charges in Washington, D.C.

Rico Antjuan Parker was arrested for the fatal shooting of 17-year-old Jabari Malloy in Northwest D.C. after a manhunt, facing First Degree Murder charges.

The White House sets a rule to cut EtO emissions by over 90% in medical device sterilization to combat cancer, part of the Biden Cancer Moonshot initiative.

Homeland Security's Operation Renewed Hope II identified 19 child sexual abuse victims and rescued 8 minors, analyzing over 95,000 files in collaboration with international agencies.

Biden met with Polish leaders, marking 25 years of Poland's NATO partnership, and pledged a $2 billion military loan and potential Apache helicopter sale to bolster Poland's defense and affirm NATO commitments.

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.