The National Weather Service forecasts intense heat in Washington D.C., with temperatures reaching up to 93 degrees today and potentially 99 degrees with heat index values of 105 on Wednesday. Showers and thunderstorms are possible midweek.

A Tennessee man pleaded guilty to felony and misdemeanor charges for his role in the January 6 Capitol breach, with sentencing set for October 4, 2024.

Jeff Bezos was outbid for the NFL's Washington Commanders by Josh Harris, who offered $6.05 billion, confirming that Bezos's wealth did not ensure acquisition.

The Biden administration proposes a plan to protect old-growth forests in the National Forest System, focusing on conservation, climate resilience, and Indigenous knowledge.

The Metropolitan Police seek information on a burglary in Northwest DC, where a suspect burglarized a business on Connecticut Avenue. The incident occurred on April 28, and the investigation is ongoing.

Baseball legend Willie Mays has died, leaving behind a legacy of significant achievements in MLB and contributions to racial equality. President Biden honored him in a statement, noting his influence on the sport and society.

The Metropolitan Police arrested four teens for an armed robbery in DC, promptly recovering stolen items and firearms. The juveniles, aged 12 to 15, were charged with armed robbery.

Washington D.C. is experiencing its most intense heat wave since 2016, with temperatures climbing above 95 degrees. Residents are seeking relief, as the CDC provides safety tips to combat heat-related illnesses.

The Biden-Harris Administration has enacted rules under the Inflation Reduction Act providing increased tax credits for clean energy projects that meet specific labor standards, aiming to create 1.5 million jobs in ten years.

Alante Partlow from D.C. faces multiple charges, including assault with intent to kill, after a shooting that injured an adult and child in Northeast D.C.

Mayor Bowser activates the Heat Emergency Plan in Washington, D.C. due to high temperatures, opening cooling centers and encouraging residents to stay cool, especially the vulnerable populations.

A new report by DMPED reveals the significant economic and social impact of professional sports in Washington, DC, highlighting the potential benefits of bringing the NFL back to the city.

The National Weather Service forecasts a sunny day with highs near 92 in D.C., potential storms tonight, and a hot week ahead with heat indices possibly surpassing 100 degrees.