Damon McQuarters pleaded guilty to second-degree murder for the 2024 shooting of Michael Simpson outside a D.C. gas station; sentencing is set for August 22, 2025.

The Metropolitan Police arrested a suspect for a 2024 homicide in Northeast Washington, D.C., after the victim died from blunt force trauma months later.

The Metropolitan Police are investigating the fatal shooting of a juvenile, Angel Dominguez, in Northwest Washington, offering a $25,000 reward for information.

The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office warns residents about a rise in scam calls, where fraudsters posing as law officials demand money for nonexistent warrants.

Mayor Bowser highlights Washington, DC's summer events including WorldPride 2025, Army 250 Parade, and FIFA Club World Cup, and emphasizes their positive impact on local economy and jobs.

WorldPride 2025 in DC will bring parades and block parties on June 6-7, causing street closures and parking restrictions. Access for residents will be maintained.

Eighteen-year-old Juaque Hill from Silver Spring, MD, surrendered to police and was charged with a March 7 robbery in Northwest Washington, D.C. The case remains active.

The Metropolitan Police Department arrested 32-year-old Jorge Beltran for a robbery that took place in Northwest DC, demonstrating swift investigative work and commitment to public safety.

Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich is holding a virtual media briefing to discuss the FY26 Operating Budget, name the North Bethesda Metro Station lead developer, and talk about the 'Fed to Ed' program. Reporters can RSVP to attend.

President Trump signed executive orders to boost the US nuclear energy sector, aiming to expand capacity and reduce regulatory hurdles while ensuring national security and revitalizing the uranium industry.

Mayor Muriel Bowser presents the "Grow DC" budget for Fiscal Year 2026 at the MLK Jr. Memorial Library, with live stream options available for the public.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of sporadic showers and possible thunderstorms in Washington D.C., with variable precipitation chances and temperatures.

Washington D.C.'s forecast for the final week of May includes sunny days, potential showers, and agreeable temperatures around 75 degrees. Memorial Day is expected to be mostly sunny.