MPD is searching for suspects involved in an armed carjacking in Southeast Washington, asking for public help to apprehend the perpetrators responsible for the April 30 crime.

A lawsuit accuses District Dogs of negligence leading to the deaths of eight dogs during a flood, alleging inadequate flood prep and employee training.

Washington, DC launches the DC SUN Bucks program, providing a one-time $120 food benefit to help about 80,000 students from low-income families during the summer break.

A Boil Water Advisory is in place for parts of Northwest D.C. after a water main break. Residents are advised to boil water before use; the advisory may lift by May 10.

The White House celebrated Women's History with an event announcing initiatives including Biden's order to enhance the NPS's focus on women's history, funded studies, and grants for historic preservation.

Mayor Bowser and the DBH highlight children's mental health with community-based services in DC, including PIECE and an Urgent Care Clinic for young residents experiencing emotional distress.

A Maryland man was sentenced to 14 years in prison for leading a fentanyl distribution ring and conducting a fraud scheme involving identity theft and state unemployment benefits fraud.

The Biden-Harris Administration unveiled measures to fight Antisemitism, including ED guidance and tech partnerships, following recent violence against Jewish communities.

Two teenagers, Saki Frost and Azhari Graves, face serious charges after a shooting near Dunbar High School in D.C., leaving a student with a graze wound.

The Biden Administration has extended ACA healthcare coverage to DACA recipients, with leaders across parties and advocacy groups applauding the move expected to benefit over 100,000 Dreamers.

Police seek a suspect in a burglary at a 14th Street NW business, requesting public assistance to identify the individual involved in the early May 1 theft.

The White House hosted a meeting to collaborate on workforce development, focusing on funneling federal funds into education and jobs in industries like clean energy and biotech.

The House Judiciary Committee released Mark Pomerantz's deposition video on its website, detailing his role in financial investigations related to Trump. The committee aims to reveal possible political bias in the prosecution.