Two arrested for a 2023 Southeast robbery after a year-long investigation by the Metropolitan Police Department.

The 2024 National Memorial Day Parade in Washington is set to cause significant traffic disruptions with street closures and no-parking zones from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. City officials advise using public transportation to avoid congestion.

The Metropolitan Police Department seeks public help in identifying a vehicle used in a robbery on May 20 in Southeast. Two suspects armed with a handgun robbed a victim and fled in a sedan.

USCP responded to a lockdown at the RNC headquarters after a package with vials of blood was found. The area is now safe and the incident is under investigation.

Antoinette Gilmore was found guilty by a DC jury of kidnapping her roommate. The incident occurred on October 12, 2023, and sentencing is scheduled for July 23, 2024.

The National Archives will exhibit the Emancipation Proclamation and General Order No. 3, significant to U.S. history and emancipation, from June 18-20, 2024.

Mayor Muriel Bowser will present Washington, D.C. as a business destination at the ICSC Las Vegas event, aiming to attract retail operators to the city.

Iberia is set to become the first airline to use the Airbus A321XLR, with Boston and Washington DC as its initial destinations. The plane boasts lie-flat seats, 4K screens, and a focus on sustainability.

A three-car crash on Rock Creek Parkway in D.C. injured three people and closed the road; one victim received an on-scene blood transfusion and was airlifted for critical injuries.

The National Weather Service forecasts variable weather for Washington D.C., including cloudy skies, isolated showers, and sunnier days with temperatures up to the low 80s. A coastal flood advisory is also in effect.

Three D.C. teens face adult charges for armed carjackings and robberies that occurred from April 29 to May 6, 2024. They were arrested after a police chase on May 7.

A DC man was indicted for distributing child pornography, with an undercover agent alleging he shared explicit videos, including one of a toddler being assaulted. The crime can result in 5-20 years in prison.

A D.C. man, Darrious Johnson, is indicted on 10 counts including assault with intent to kill for a shootout at a party, injuring an adult holding a baby.