A Flood Watch has been issued by the NWS for Washington D.C., Maryland, and Virginia due to potential heavy rainfall.

Two arrested in Maryland for the disappearance and murder of a 3-year-old after an Amber Alert in Delaware; one faces murder charges, the other as an accessory.

Richard Lionel Dyson was arrested by MPD for the murder of Donella Bryan, involving blunt force trauma and asphyxiation, with indications of a domestic nature to the crime.

Richard Dyson was arrested on second-degree murder charges for the death of Donnella Bryan, found in a DC dumpster. He pleaded not guilty and is held without bond until a June hearing.

The U.S. has entered into $200 billion worth of 20-year LNG export deals with Japan's JERA Co., aimed at boosting the economy and creating 50,000 jobs.

Metropolitan Police Department seeks public assistance in identifying a suspect from an armed robbery in Southeast, offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

Alvin Alexis Cruz Garcia was found guilty of second-degree murder in the 2021 killing of Ramon Gomez Yanez at Ogden Market, with sentencing scheduled for August 1, 2025.

Mayor Bowser will address public safety with officials, highlighting the government's commitment to maintaining order in Washington, D.C. after recent concerning events.

Trump officials advocated for the "One Big Beautiful Bill," claiming it'll cut the deficit by $8 trillion and boost the economy, but warn of recession without it.

A man was killed in a stabbing in Northwest; police have arrested Leslie Flores and charged her with Second Degree Murder while Armed. The incident appears to be domestic.

Montgomery County Police are intensively searching for missing 94-year-old Thomas Laverne Evans and are seeking public assistance to ensure his safe return.

Rashaw Henry from Maryland received a 60-month sentence, with a maximum of 24 months in prison, for machine gun possession, followed by supervised probation.

The 2024 SEVP report shows a 5.3% increase in active foreign students in the U.S., with most from Asia, while SEVP-certified schools declined in number.