An Alabama man was convicted of assaulting officers during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, set for sentencing in August 2024.

Six members of the "18th Street" gang were convicted of crimes including murder and racketeering by a U.S. District Court jury after a three-day deliberation.

The MPD arrested a ninth teen for a CVS theft, adding to previous arrests for assault and burglary related to the same incident. The investigation continues for additional suspects.

Mayor Muriel Bowser launched a Safe Commercial Corridor Hub in Anacostia to provide community support and connect residents to various city services, emphasizing safety and accessibility.

The forecast for Washington D.C. includes a week of showers and potential thunderstorms, with varied precipitation chances each day and mild temperatures.

Police are seeking a suspect for a misdemeanor sex abuse offense in a D.C. neighborhood, described as a black male, last seen with a blue hoody. The victim escaped physical injury.

Man charged with first-degree rape and burglary for allegedly assaulting a minor in Rockville, Maryland. Authorities apprehended Eric Bacon and are concerned there may be more victims.

The National Weather Service forecasts a 60% chance of showers and potential thunderstorms in Washington D.C. throughout the weekend, with a flood advisory in effect for coastal areas. Unstable weather is expected to continue through the next Friday.

Police search for a suspect after a Northwest business was burgled early on May 3rd, with cash and electronics stolen. Authorities request public assistance.

Mayor Muriel Bowser announces a $100.6 million initiative to bridge the digital divide in Washington D.C., focusing on access and literacy in under-resourced areas.

Top U.S. officials met at the White House to discuss the recovery efforts for the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore, focusing on cleanup and aid for the affected.

The MPD is investigating a 2023 assault as a homicide after the victim died from injuries sustained in a shovel attack by Vincent Hemphill. Charges may be upgraded.

The Metropolitan Police Department seized 44 illegal firearms in Washington D.C. in a week, including "ghost guns," and made several arrests, such as Juvan Julian Harris, for various charges.