A male was found unresponsive after a shooting on the 300 block of K Street SE; MPD's homicide unit is investigating and seeking tips.

The National Weather Service forecasts a rainy period for Washington D.C., with high chances of precipitation and patchy fog. A hazardous weather outlook is also issued.

DC Police issued a critical alert for missing 14-year-old Jordyn Duckett, last seen in Northwest DC on February 14, 2026; public assistance is requested.

DC Police seek help finding Cassidy Walker, 13, last seen Feb 12 on Eads St., NE. Call (202) 727-9099 with info.

Kennedy told 60 Minutes he will act on a citizens petition to re‑evaluate GRAS ingredients in ultraprocessed foods, but he stopped short of promising new federal rules.

The U.S. Senate Committee approved eight bipartisan measures including the Satellite and Telecommunications Streamlining Act and improvements to broadband mapping, aviation safety, cloud research infrastructure, and Coast Guard leadership.

Van 'Boogie' Robinson, the last defendant in the notorious '21st and Vietnam' crew, was sentenced to 101 months in federal prison, capping a multi-agency probe.

Social Security is expanding its electronic records partnership with eHealth Exchange under TEFCA to speed disability claim decisions and shorten waits for benefits. The agency says the change should cut time spent gathering medical evidence.

A man has been charged for allegedly assaulting and smelling a child's feet at a Silver Spring Dave & Buster's. He faces second-degree assault and related charges.

Blackstone Infrastructure Partners pulled a $2.05B CMBS loan on QTS data centers, refinancing debt and extracting roughly $419M as AI demand propels the sector.

Buenos Aires' Florería Atlántico opened in Georgetown with a flower-shop front and a hidden basement bar, rolling out Valentine’s specials and limited reservations.

Montgomery County detectives seek public help in a daylight commercial burglary case, sharing surveillance video and offering a reward for information leading to an arrest.

Darryl Dacota Riley, Jr., also known as "Slice," pleaded guilty to drug trafficking conspiracy charges in D.C.