The U.S. administration has issued an executive order to prioritize women's health research and address health disparities, with a focus on research inclusion and innovation.

The National Weather Service forecasts a varied week of spring weather for Washington D.C., including sunny days, potential rain, and fluctuating temperatures.

A DC man was indicted for second-degree theft for allegedly stealing goods from a CVS store. Troy Thompson, a repeat offender, may face a minimum of one year in prison if convicted.

DC police arrested Tavonte Graham Peeka for stabbing three men during a dispute in Northwest Washington, charging him with assault with a dangerous weapon.

Senators Casey and Baldwin support unions in urging an investigation into China's shipbuilding trade practices, which they argue harm American workers and national security.

The Metropolitan Police Department arrested James Norris for a robbery involving force in Northeast D.C., where a man was attacked and robbed in a building hallway.

ICE has announced the initial deployment of 1,600 body-worn cameras for agents in several cities as part of a new policy aimed at increasing transparency and accountability.

Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton introduced a bill to allow more commercial filming at the U.S. Capitol when Congress is not in session, seeking to promote democracy and boost the local economy.

The White House has extended a national emergency regarding Iran, originally declared in 1995, due to ongoing concerns over Iranian threats to U.S. security and interests.

DC's Metro Transit Police intensifies fare evasion enforcement with new authority to issue citations and arrest non-compliant individuals, and installs new gates to prevent evasion.

Mayor Bowser encourages DC residents to apply for college tuition assistance programs such as DC Futures, DCTAG, and the Mayor's Scholars Undergraduate Program. These programs aim to reduce the financial barriers to higher education.

A man in DC pled guilty to defrauding a COVID-19 relief program for $31,044 and will be sentenced on May 3, 2024.

President Biden's budget proposal aims to reduce the deficit by $3 trillion over a decade, targeting a fairer tax share from the wealthy and corporations and contrasting GOP tax cut plans.