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.

President Biden expressed support for LGBTQI+ rights on the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia, marking a commitment to end discrimination and violence.

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.