MPD probes a fatal pedestrian crash in Columbia Heights, D.C., where a vehicle struck and killed Rosa Cabezas.

Jayden Daniels, NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year, is out against the Raiders due to a knee injury. Coach Dan Quinn won't rush his return, while Marcus Mariota is set to start.

A second suspect was arrested for a 2019 DC homicide, following a grand jury indictment in the case of the stabbing death of 16-year-old Eberson Guerra-Sanchez.

U.S. Secretaries Rollins and Lutnick launch an 'America First' seafood strategy in Alaska to boost competitiveness and reduce regulations, aiming to revitalize the industry and secure economic growth.

The U.S. Justice Department seeks to seize an SUV used by a sex offender, serving prison time for child pornography and intending to commit sexual abuse.

Rep. Robert Garcia criticizes House Republicans for attempting to limit D.C.'s autonomy and accuses Trump of power abuse and hiding the Epstein Files.

A 20-year-old man named Devell Wade was fatally stabbed in Takoma, Northwest D.C. Police are investigating the domestic incident and seeking public assistance.

Rep. Pat Harrigan voted for the D.C. CRIMES Act to enforce stricter crime laws in Washington, D.C., countering what he views as the D.C. Council's lenient approach to public safety.

Rep. Higgins criticizes the EPA's aggressive enforcement under Biden, targeting small businesses with armed raids and raising questions about potential abuse of power and the shift away from prosecuting major industrial polluters.

Three juveniles were arrested for a June robbery near Brookland Metro, where they allegedly stole headphones and caused property damage during a scuffle.

The National Weather Service forecasts a wet, stormy week for Washington D.C., with high winds and chances of thunderstorms, improving by the weekend.

DC Attorney General Brian L. Schwalb warns residents about predatory sales practices in the home solar system market, particularly targeting vulnerable homeowners.

GWU increased security due to threats following a staff member's post about Charlie Kirk's death, with students having mixed feelings but generally trusting the university's response.