The Metropolitan Police are investigating a fatal shooting in Southeast Washington where 20-year-old Najii Mercer was killed. Witnesses are urged to provide information.

The Metropolitan Police Department is investigating a fatal shooting in Southeast Washington, D.C., where 31-year-old Franck Foute Mohdjiom was killed.

An 18-year-old from D.C., Demonta King, was sentenced to 15 years for armed carjacking and robbery, despite seeking a lesser sentence under the Youth Rehabilitation Act.

Rep. Glenn Grothman announced a hearing titled "Better Meals, Fewer Pills: Making Our Children Healthy Again" to address American children's health crisis, focusing on nutrition, activity, and medication use.

The US Department of Transportation granted $86 million to support state pipeline safety initiatives, overseen by PHMSA, for inspection and oversight efforts.

Mayor Bowser invites residents and visitors to explore a range of events in Downtown DC, emphasizing community and the area's vibrancy, with a focus on revitalization.

The DC Bike Ride event will cause street closures and parking restrictions in DC and Virginia this weekend, starting Friday evening until Saturday evening.

Metropolitan Police have arrested Earl Harris for an assault with a deadly weapon after he reportedly fired a gun during a traffic altercation in Southeast DC.

DC Mayor Bowser unveils a new labor contract with the DC Police Union, increasing police salaries and benefitting both union and non-union members to improve competitiveness and department size.

The House Committee is considering the FEMA Act of 2025 to revamp federal disaster response, with broad support from stakeholders and provisions for streamlining assistance and elevating FEMA's status.

Mayor Bowser and Chairman Mendelson announced a new labor contract for DC police, offering raises for nearly 3,000 officers to boost the force and enhance law enforcement in DC.

The Interior Department approved coal lease sales in Alabama, Montana, and Utah to support energy independence and local economies, with detailed bidding processes and various mandated reviews.

Luis Antonio Quintanilla was arrested in Texas for allegedly killing his partner, Maritza Ferman Sorto, in Montgomery County; he awaits extradition to Maryland.