The Metropolitan Police have arrested Eddie Lucas for a robbery in Northeast Washington, D.C., where the victim was assaulted and robbed of their cellphone.

Senators criticize Trump's $300 million White House ballroom project, raising concerns of potential corruption and influence peddling. They demand transparency over funding and donor influence.

Metropolitan Police apprehend a suspect for an earlier Northeast D.C. shooting, charging 35-year-old Hakim Johnson with multiple firearm-related offenses.

Arlington County Police Department plans to raise the starting salary for officers to $90,012 and offer up to a $25,000 bonus to attract and retain personnel.

Melania Trump was named "Patriot of the Year" by Fox Nation, recognized for her dedication to American values and her emphasis on creativity and technology in her initiatives as First Lady.

Mayor Bowser launches Hypothermia Awareness Pledge in DC, urging residents to help the homeless during the cold months and highlighting a 61% drop in family homelessness since 2015.

Metropolitan Police seek help identifying a suspect in an assault with a chair on Pennsylvania Avenue, offering a $1,000 reward for info.

Metropolitan Police seek a suspect in a business burglary on Alabama Avenue, Southeast, offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

Man assaulted with bottle on K Street after refusing to give money; suspect Diamonte Lucas arrested and charged.

Montgomery County offers secure shredding for locals on America Recycles Day at Montgomery College's Rockville campus, supporting privacy and recycling efforts.

The National Weather Service forecasts mixed weather for Washington D.C., with sunny days, potential showers, and varying temperatures over the coming week.

The Montgomery County Council passed Bill 28-25 to prevent vehicles from parking in bikeways, aiming to improve cyclist safety as part of its Vision Zero goals.

Republican lawmakers call for Chief Judge James Boasberg's impeachment over alleged unauthorized surveillance of GOP members under "Arctic Frost," claiming Fourth Amendment rights were violated.