A 57-year-old man, Warren Lewis, was arrested for a burglary at a business on Pennsylvania Avenue in Southeast D.C., where he was found with the stolen items in a nearby shed.

A report on sexual harassment claims against former D.C. Deputy Mayor John Falcicchio was leaked, revealing accuser identities and triggering criticism from officials.

The National Weather Service reports fog and drizzle for Washington D.C. with highs near 66°F, a 90% chance of rain today, and possible thunderstorms over the weekend.

The article discusses tax credits from Biden's Investing in America agenda that are saving American families money on energy costs and promoting clean energy use.

The weather in Washington D.C. is set to be unpredictable this week with a warm Monday, potential showers, and thunderstorms midweek, and fluctuating conditions into the weekend.

Damion Brown was convicted of sexually abusing a 13-year-old girl in Washington, D.C. DNA evidence was pivotal in his trial, leading to a guilty verdict and a maximum sentence of 36 years.

AG Brian L. Schwalb secured a $10.25 million settlement with major wireless carriers for misleading ads, enforcing clearer communication and honest advertising practices.

A gunman shot at a rideshare driver's car in Northeast D.C., with the driver unharmed. Police seek suspect information following the morning rush-hour incident.

President Joe Biden announces his forty-ninth set of judicial nominees aiming to fill federal court vacancies, highlighting his commitment to judicial diversity.

A man in Washington, D.C., is convicted of second-degree murder and other charges for fatally shooting his ex-girlfriend's new lover and assaulting others present during the incident.

The Metropolitan Police arrested 19-year-old Elijah A. Hernandez for an armed robbery in Northwest D.C., with an investigation ongoing for his accomplice.

Mayor Muriel Bowser and police top brass are set to address public safety, reform, and city initiatives in a press conference at the John A. Wilson Building.

DC Mayor Bowser appoints new leaders for the Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency and the Department of For-Hire Vehicles, with Clint Osborn and Jonathan Rogers taking the acting director roles, respectively.