The Capital Weather Gang has split from The Washington Post and relaunched as Capital Weather, promising the same local forecasts from a new independent site and app.

A 35-year-old was arrested after MPD says shots were fired inside a 15th Street NW home and a stolen handgun was recovered during the arrest.

Present Company Public House will close to the public on May 31, citing pandemic-era pressures and rising costs. Owners thanked staff and regulars in a farewell note.

Shots fired from an SUV wounded two women in Northeast Washington, D.C. NBC4 reported the incident and authorities are asking witnesses to come forward.

The sudden dismantling of USAID has paused or canceled PEPFAR‑backed HIV services in dozens of countries, threatening drug supplies and community programs. Experts warn lives could be at risk.

A new White House page uses UFO imagery to label undocumented people 'aliens' and points visitors to an ICE tip line.

Two shootings in Petworth Thursday wounded three people and rattled a normally quiet block near a school.

The U.S. State Department added Brazil’s two largest criminal gangs — the PCC and Comando Vermelho — to its Foreign Terrorist Organizations list, triggering sanctions and criminal prohibitions.

A $465 million federal grant announced by Secretary Sean Duffy will fund urgent repairs and upgrades at Washington’s Union Station, officials say.

After a massive May 24 missile-and-drone barrage on Kyiv, President Zelensky urged President Trump and Congress to rush Patriot PAC‑3 interceptors and more air-defense supplies. The letter warns stocks are running low and offers purchase and co‑production options.

A 39-year-old Shippensburg woman has been charged with homicide by vehicle after a crash on Molly Pitcher Highway that left a man dead. A preliminary hearing is set for June 2.

A minor was found shot Tuesday night on the 4700 block of Georgia Avenue NW; police say he is conscious and are searching for a dark‑tinted sedan.

Vice President J.D. Vance brought more than a dozen GOP attorneys general to the White House to tout billions in fraud referrals and new DOJ funding while Democrats balked at short notice.