The National Women’s Half Marathon and 8K in D.C. will cause major road closures on Sunday, impacting traffic but celebrating diversity with 3,000 global runners.

The National Weather Service predicts a wet week in Washington D.C. with rain and potential thunderstorms, along with warnings of moderate tidal flooding in coastal regions.

Washington, D.C. preps for Cinco de Mayo with various deals and events, including margarita specials, Latin Restaurant Week, and festivities such as the Margarita Stroll Bar Fest and Lucha Libre Live.

An investigation is ongoing after a vehicle fatally struck Heidy Rocio Lovo Marquez while she was crossing a street in Northwest Washington D.C. The driver remained on the scene; no additional details are available yet.

Police are searching for a suspect who fired shots in Northeast DC. No injuries or damage reported. The incident occurred in broad daylight with an active investigation underway.

Mayor Muriel Bowser has initiated a comprehensive beautification project in Washington D.C., aiming for cleaner, safer streets with a focus on sidewalk repairs, as detailed on DC.gov.

The U.S. has impounded $1.55 million worth of aircraft landing gear bound for Russia at Miami International Airport, enforcing sanctions and preventing illegal transactions.

Florida man Michael Hennessey was arrested on felony civil disorder and other charges for his role in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, as announced by federal prosecutors.

The SBA has revised its lending rules to allow individuals with criminal records to access loans, except those with fraud or incarceration history, aiming to improve economic opportunities for marginalized groups.

Police arrest four teens after multiple daylight carjackings in Washington D.C.; MPD coordinates with regional agencies.

President Biden introduced a new National Security Memorandum to boost the resilience of U.S. critical infrastructure against various threats and hazards.

The Biden-Harris administration advances its permitting process streamline for infrastructure and clean energy, emphasizing job creation, combating climate change, and family cost reduction.

Lexington High School and BASIS Independent Bellevue won at the DOE's 34th National Science Bowl, showcasing STEM excellence and earning $5,000 for their schools.