Two suspects were arrested in connection with a robbery on Georgia Avenue, NW, as announced by the Metropolitan Police.

A former congressional staffer is federally indicted for stealing more than 240 government-issued cell phones and reselling them for cash, authorities say.

The Interior Department announced the formation of the U.S. Wildland Fire Service to streamline wildfire management, with Chief Brian Fennessy appointed to lead the new service.

The National Weather Service forecasts varied weather for Washington D.C., including sun, rain, and possible snow, with fluctuating temperatures throughout the week.

Congresswoman Veronica Escobar supported a bill to restore ACA tax credits, arguing it's crucial for reducing healthcare costs and countering Republican inaction.

Santana Matthews, 20, has been charged with second-degree murder following a fatal crash near the White House that claimed the life of pedestrian Marckell Williams. Matthews ran a red light, struck multiple vehicles, and attempted to flee before being apprehended.

Ex-Metropolitan Police officer Linwood Barnhill received a 27-year sentence for sex trafficking minors and was also ordered lifetime supervision and restitution.

Bruce R. Hart, 31, received a 34-month prison sentence for illegal firearm possession and discharge in D.C., while on supervised release for a prior robbery in Maryland.

DC Police issue a traffic alert for road closures due to a procession towards the U.S. Capitol, suggesting travelers expect delays around North Capitol Street and 3rd Street near the National Mall.

Utah man sentenced to six months for threatening a D.C.-based Palestinian rights group, with subsequent supervised release and mental health program participation.

Brian J. Cole, Jr. is charged with planting IEDs at the RNC and DNC headquarters on January 5, 2021, as Congress convened to confirm election results.

House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer initiated hearings into alleged widespread theft of federal funds in Minnesota, implicating state officials and some community members in a multi-billion-dollar social program fraud.

The DOI awarded $5.08 million to local governments to strengthen their wildfire response through the Slip-on Tanker Pilot Program, as part of the Trump administration's commitment to preparedness.