Rep. Kathy Castor alleges Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is unlawfully denying KidCare insurance to over 22,500 children, violating federal health coverage mandates.

Four men from Washington, D.C., face charges for allegedly running a PCP and firearm trafficking operation; one also faces fentanyl distribution charges.

The DOE outlines strategies to meet the growing U.S. electricity demand, including clean energy, grid upgrades, and efficient use, as part of Biden's economic and climate goals.

Jamaican national Sereika Savariau pleaded guilty to a wire fraud scam, facing up to 30 years in prison for defrauding Americans with fake debt relief programs.

Two were shot from a car at a moped in Brightwood; police seek the public's aid to find the gray 2016 Toyota Camry involved. The victims, also facing charges, are in custody.

A suspect has been arrested for the 2017 fatal shooting of off-duty D.C. officer Sgt. Tony Mason Jr. in Baltimore, with a joint press conference by police departments pending.

Metropolitan Police seek a suspect for a daytime robbery at a Northwest bank on April 5th, asking for public help to identify the thief caught on video footage.

The SEC announced an increase in securities transaction fees to $27.80 per million dollars effective May 22, 2024, from the previous $8, with futures transaction fees remaining unchanged.

Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected in Washington D.C. today, with a high of 74 degrees and a 30-50% chance of rain. A shift to mostly sunny weather is predicted for Thursday.

President Biden and Czech Prime Minister Fiala met at the White House, discussing NATO, Ukraine support, and a Czech defense spending hike, including a deal for U.S. F-35s.

An 18-year-old, Mohamed Samura, died after being struck by a speeding Audi in NW D.C. The crash, which involved the car hitting another vehicle before mounting the curb, is under investigation.

A former North Korean diplomat in Thailand, Myong Ho Ri, is indicted in the U.S. for sanctions evasion, bank fraud, and money laundering to aid North Korea.

A Howard University freshman died after an on-campus car crash, with the university community mourning the loss of the accomplished student and eSports Team member.