Washington D.C. faces a spike in violent crime, including a 14-year-old's death and increased juvenile delinquency, amid allegations of police data manipulation and a crime emergency declaration.

An arrest has been made in a non-fatal stabbing case from May in Northeast Washington, D.C.; 41-year-old Cornell Shumate was charged, and the MPD is seeking further information.

A $1 million grant will establish a health program in Wheeler County, Oregon, to enhance rural healthcare and EMS capacity, as announced by Senators Wyden and Merkley.

Congresswomen Titus and Pingree introduced the Fine Arts Protection Act to audit the GSA's handling of federal art collections and ensure their preservation and public access.

Thousands celebrated Chuck Brown and go-go music at the 11th annual Chuck Brown Day in Fort Dupont Park, with performances, art, and community support activities, despite federal tensions in D.C.

Overcast and mild with high humidity in Washington, D.C., slight rain chance with highs around 75°F. Next days show similar conditions, transitioning to sunnier weather towards the weekend.

Emily Sommer pleaded guilty to assaulting a government official, including former U.S. Attorney Edward R. Martin Jr. Sentencing is set for October 2025.

The forecast for Washington D.C. predicts a sunny Sunday with high temperatures, humidity, and a heat index possibly reaching 100 degrees. Calm winds will shift to a light breeze, with a warm week ahead including some chance of rain.

Mixed weather is expected in Atlanta, with sunny days and chances of thunderstorms, especially in the afternoons. Highs near 90s, with lows in the mid-70s.

The U.S. offers up to $26 million for information leading to the arrest/conviction of Cárteles Unidos leaders, designating them as a Foreign Terrorist Organization.

A federal operation to clear homeless encampments in D.C. causes a standoff as Trump's control over the city persists, raising concerns over potential arrests and homelessness management.

Kamanye Williams was sentenced to 16.5 years for a series of armed robberies at a D.C. Walgreens, conspiring with store managers in the inside-job heists.

Deputies in Montgomery County safely disarmed an individual while serving a court order, highlighting the challenges and dangers of enforcing legal mandates.