D.C. streets will close for the Lawyers Have Heart 10K and 5K event, affecting traffic with multiple road shutdowns detailed on the MPD website, including Maine Avenue and Ohio Drive.

A woman was shot on W Street in Southeast, and suspect LaDarrius Whitaker was arrested by MPD for assault and property destruction related to the incident.

Two teens were detained for an attempted carjacking in Northeast D.C., with police responding swiftly to the reported incident.

15th Anti Violence Youth Summit, "Making D.C. Safe and Beautiful," to open July 8 at Catholic University for community discussions on safety and mental health.

CBP released April 2025 operational statistics, noting a significant increase in active agents patrolling previously unmonitored areas, as part of a new border security chapter.

A two-year-old girl died after being found unresponsive in a car in Montgomery County, with an ongoing police investigation not yet calling the incident criminal.

The National Weather Service predicts varying weather for Washington D.C., with a comfortable 83°F high today, chances of showers increasing into the week, and potential thunderstorms, while temperatures fluctuate.

MPD arrested a suspect for the murder of a one-year-old in NW Washington D.C., after the child died from multiple blunt force injuries last September.

Johnny Lee Gibson received a 90-month sentence for sex trafficking, after pleading guilty to charges including conspiracy to commit sex trafficking by force.

MPD made an arrest in a Dupont Circle homicide where Dominique Ratiff was fatally stabbed; Donald Shields is charged with Second Degree Murder while Armed.

A Mexican woman died after an SUV, suspected in human smuggling and chased by US Border Patrol, crashed in Arizona. Despite CPR attempts, she succumbed to blunt force trauma. Other injured passengers were treated. The incident is under investigation.

The Acton Children’s Business Fair will close 20th Street NW, Washington D.C., causing traffic and parking disruptions on May 10th from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m.

CBP agriculture specialists inspect 1.2 million imported flowers ahead of Mother's Day to prevent harmful pests from entering the U.S. and protect agriculture.