President Biden announced a preliminary agreement with Samsung to expand its semiconductor manufacturing in Texas, spurred by the CHIPS and Science Act, anticipated to bring $40 billion in investment and over 21,500 jobs.

A Florida man pleaded guilty to assaulting a police officer during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, with sentencing set for July 11. He is one of over 1,387 charged in relation to the breach.

A Virginia man was arrested for assault and other felonies during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, with the DOJ alleging he attacked officers with various objects.

A fatal shooting in Northwest D.C. left one man dead and another injured; police are investigating the incident.

A woman was arrested in Northwest D.C. after pointing a gun at officers during an eviction, leading to a standoff and charges including assault on a police officer.

The EPA reported a 1.3% rise in U.S. greenhouse gas emissions in 2022, but noted a 17% decline since 2005. The data reflects increased energy use post-pandemic.

The Robbery Suppression Unit in Southeast, DC, arrested five males and recovered four firearms, including targeting two teens and three young adults for various charges.

D.C. prepares for Emancipation Day with no parking zones and street closures, warns MPDC of impacted areas like Pennsylvania Avenue and parts of 9th-14th Streets NW.

The Biden-Harris Administration introduced a final rule to expand background checks for gun purchases, enforcing the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act to close loopholes exploited by unlicensed sellers.

A 16-year-old has been charged with the fatal shooting of 14-year-old Avion Evans at a DC Metro station, following a quick arrest supported by cooperative police efforts.

A man was stabbed during a dispute on Clifton Street; within two days, police arrested suspect Williams Azocar-Salas for assault with a dangerous weapon.

An early morning burglary at a Northeast business is being investigated by the Metropolitan Police. They're seeking the public's help in finding the individual who broke in and stole goods.

A new Chinatown Safety Team in distinctive red shirts patrols the streets in Washington DC's Chinatown to improve public safety and community well-being.