Back-to-school event at Capitol View Library caused temporary road closures and parking restrictions, with emergency no parking in effect and vehicle traffic replaced by pedestrian activity for the day.

Mixed sunshine and storms are expected in Washington D.C., with an 80% chance of precipitation over the weekend and predictions of showers into the new week, followed by clearer skies by midweek.

Charles E. Schimmel and Logan Schimmel were arrested for their alleged roles in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, facing charges including a felony for obstructing law enforcement.

A 14-year-old girl in Southeast D.C. was hospitalized with serious injuries, and authorities are investigating the unclear cause since there were no shell casings or gunshots detected.

A Russian national was sentenced to 40 months for bank and wire fraud, selling stolen data on the Slilpp marketplace, and ordered to pay over $1.2 million in restitution.

Bernard Matthews was found guilty of first-degree murder and other charges for the February 2021 shooting of Diamonte Green over a social media dispute. His sentencing is set for November 2024.

D.C.'s 911 call center is offering employees an $800 bonus for perfect attendance monthly, responding to critical staffing shortages and operational issues.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of sunshine and thunderstorms for Washington D.C., with temperatures in the high 80s and variable chances of rain throughout the coming week.

The Frederick Police Department is investigating multiple weekend shootings, with victims found on Taney Avenue and Baker Place, and evidence of gunfire on Hampshire Drive.

Caroline Lian resigned from the DC Department of Buildings following an ethics probe that revealed her simultaneous full-time employment at Freddie Mac and her resignation from Falls Church City Council.

A man was arrested for a bank robbery in Crystal City, awaiting extradition in Washington, DC. No injuries occurred during the crime, and the police investigation is ongoing.

The National Weather Service warns of severe weather, potential tornadoes, and floods in the Washington DC area with urgent alerts and watches in effect.

The 2024 National Cherry Blossom Festival in D.C. saw 1.6 million attendees with $202 million in spending, marking a significant post-pandemic economic boost for the city.