A protester called for a Gaza ceasefire at an arts festival in D.C., momentarily disrupting Mayor Bowser's kickoff speech before being removed by security.

The House Energy and Commerce Committee, chaired by Cathy McMorris Rodgers, unanimously approved two bills to prevent foreign espionage via apps and data brokers.

Three teenagers have been arrested in Washington D.C. for a series of armed carjackings and robberies, according to the Metropolitan Police Department.

Two officers, MPD's Christopher Boyle and USCP's Wulf Sutcliffe, received Lifesaving Medals for preventing a man from jumping off the Hopscotch Bridge.

DC prepares for road closures and detours ahead of Biden's State of the Union address, affecting areas around the U.S. Capitol as per security measures.

A teen was arrested for a failed robbery attempt in Northwest D.C.; his accomplice is still at large. The Metropolitan Police Department seeks public assistance, offering a reward for information.

Los Angeles woman Kayla Reifschneider was arrested by the FBI on charges related to the January 6 Capitol riot, including felony obstruction and misdemeanors.

Anthony Mastanduno pled guilty to six felonies for his part in the January 6 Capitol riot, including violent offenses and assaulting police officers. He will be sentenced on June 27, 2024.

Tavon Owens, 31, has been convicted of a violent armed carjacking in D.C., where he shot a woman in the knee and stole her car, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office.

The D.C. Council passed an anti-crime bill addressing serious concerns like carjackings and gun crimes, with Trayon White abstaining from a favorable vote.

A former D.C. nonprofit leader was sentenced to 18 months for fraud involving over $150,000 from an affordable housing complex.

Dense fog in the D.C. area prompts a National Weather Service advisory, urging commuters to take caution due to reduced visibility. Rain and fog are expected to persist, with varying conditions in the week ahead.

Facebook and Instagram experienced a significant outage affecting over half a million users, but Meta resolved the issue, apologizing for any inconvenience caused. The cause of the glitch remains unknown.