The Metropolitan Police seek public assistance in identifying suspects from a May 10th armed carjacking in Southeast Washington, D.C., offering a reward for information leading to an arrest.

The grand opening of Mary's House, D.C.’s first LGBTQ+ affirming senior housing community, was celebrated by Mayor Muriel Bowser and community leaders.

The White House held a ceremony led by Melania Trump to honor Barbara Bush with a commemorative stamp, attended by the Bush family and former administration figures.

The National Weather Service forecasts a wet start in Washington D.C. with a sunny weekend ahead, but suggests a return to unsettled weather next week.

Jerry Tyree received an 18.5-year prison sentence for a November 2023 shooting in Northeast D.C. after a dispute where he shot the victim. He was found with the gun and suspected PCP upon arrest.

Jalon Jeremiah Armstead of the Push Dat Shit gang was sentenced to 10 years for a shootout during a drug deal in Southeast Washington, with a judge also imposing supervised release.

On National Nurses Day, the President commends nurses’ vital role in healthcare, particularly in managing the rising number of chronic disease patients, and promotes initiatives to support and expand the nursing workforce.

Montgomery and Howard counties announce a transit partnership to enhance connectivity along US Route 29, aiming to reduce commute times and carbon emissions.

Montgomery County Police urge public help in finding missing teen Metellus Joubelky, emphasizing the urgency of the situation and welcoming any information.

A man was arrested in Northwest D.C. for a hate/bias-related assault and menacing a food delivery driver with a knife. The suspect, Pedro Sanmayoa-Garcia, faces assault charges.

US Transportation Secretary cancels $54M in university grants for DEI and green initiatives, redirecting funds toward traditional infrastructure and safety projects.

Mayor Bowser and DSLBD celebrate DC Small Business Week 2025, aligning with National Small Business Week and emphasizing small businesses' vital role in DC's economy.

Deionta Person, a convicted felon from D.C., received a 28-month prison sentence for illegal firearm possession after a guilty plea. He was caught twice with firearms, leading to a conviction and subsequent supervised release.