D.C. is in for a hot Monday near 90 degrees, with a few late-day storms possible. Sunshine returns Tuesday and Wednesday before rain chances rise Thursday.

Washington faces a stormy Sunday with heavy rain, thunderstorms and possible flooding before a brief sunny break arrives Monday.

The claim follows a $1 million reward hike and high-profile 2026 captures in Mexico and Honduras.

D.C. gets a mostly sunny 89-degree Saturday before heavy rain and severe thunderstorms threaten Sunday.

A century-old federal permit rule on suppressors quietly expired Thursday, and New York's attorney general says she is not backing down.

Federal regulators traced nearly $5 billion in bank activity tied to human smuggling networks, with California and Texas topping the list of U.S. origins.

MPD released surveillance photos of the gunman who fled after leaving his victim wounded on 12th Street NW.

US officials say roughly 2,500 troops remain as Washington closes out its anti-ISIS campaign in Iraq by month's end.

Fed chair Kevin Warsh says rate hikes remain on the table even as core inflation hits a post-pandemic low.

Washington will heat up to around 95 degrees Monday before thunderstorms arrive during the afternoon and evening. Damaging winds and heavy downpours are possible.

A D.C. judge let a mother and daughter hide their names in a lawsuit alleging Iranian agents broke her nose and stalked the girl at school.

Michael Ralph Collins had been out of custody less than two weeks before police caught him fleeing with a loaded Ruger .45.

One suspect rode a scooter into the store before allegedly flashing what the clerk believed was a gun in his waistband.