The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Washington D.C. with fluctuating temperatures, clear skies, and potential rain towards the week's end.

D.C. experiences a historic crime rate drop in 2024, with a 35% decrease in violent crime, attributed to data-driven policing and advanced technology.

MPD arrests 18-year-old James Gross for a daylight armed robbery and assault involving juveniles in Southeast D.C.

D.C. police investigate a hit and run where an ATV struck a pedestrian, causing life-threatening injuries. The suspect fled the scene; authorities seek information.

Senator Ron Wyden introduces a bill to raise the minimum age for purchasing assault weapons from 18 to 21, aiming to reduce gun violence and align with handgun purchase age requirements.

DC Police seek help finding missing 15-year-old Arianna Jackson, last seen on February 14 in SE area. Public urged to contact police with information.

A DC figure skating community mourns 67 crash victims, including 28 members from local clubs, with an upcoming "Legacy on Ice" tribute event to support families and first responders.

D.C. area forecasts scattered flurries, gusty winds, with a cold feel due to wind chill. Gale Warning for boaters, potential disruptive snow midweek, and a winter storm threat. Weekend may bring milder temps and sunshine.

The Potomac federal channel is open again with a new No Wake Zone between Giesboro Point & Alexandria Light 7 to ensure safety and protect the environment.

The MPD reported multiple arrests in DC for vehicle-related crimes, detailing four incidents of Unauthorized Use of a Vehicle and Theft One from February 10-13, 2025.

Mayor Bowser discussed the future of the RFK Stadium site with residents and officials, considering a sports and development project, while financial concerns over the cost loom.

President Trump and King Abdullah II's White House meeting was productive, focusing on the situation in Gaza and exploring reconstruction and peace strategies.

Montgomery County announces Presidents Day closures and service adjustments, including closed offices and altered transit schedules, with some recreation centers open and free public parking available.