Two D.C. men were sentenced to 10 years for running a drug ring distributing fentanyl and cocaine from California, after pleading guilty to conspiracy charges.

The DOE has launched AI initiatives to improve the U.S. energy grid and boost clean energy technology, with actions including a detailed report and a new AI-focused website.

An Ohio woman was convicted for her actions during the January 6 Capitol riot, including a felony for civil disorder and misdemeanors. Her sentencing is scheduled for August 2024.

Mayor Bowser mobilizes Washingtonians for National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, offering 16 drop-off locations to safely dispose of unwanted meds and combat the opioid crisis.

A Coastal Flood Advisory is in place for Washington D.C., warning of tidal flooding and one foot of water in low-lying areas, with high tide expected at 10:51 AM. Residents are advised to take caution.

A D.C. man, Ralph Butler, was sentenced to 28 months for a September armed robbery. His plea led to conviction for stealing phones, money, keys, and cars at gunpoint.

A man received an eight-year sentence for the July 2023 carjacking and robbery of an Uber Eats delivery driver outside a Pizza Hut in NE Washington, D.C.

Students at Jackson-Reed High School, represented by ACLU-DC, filed a lawsuit alleging suppression of free speech by the school regarding pro-Palestinian awareness efforts.

Police are searching for Alante Partlow for a Northeast shooting that injured a man and a child. The victims, known to Partlow, are hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

A father and his young daughter were shot and are in stable condition after an incident in Northeast D.C. The shooting is being investigated as targeted, with no arrests yet made.

A man in Northeast was arrested and charged with misdemeanor sexual abuse and aggressive panhandling after making unwanted sexual contact with a victim.

A North Carolina man was sentenced to 72 months in prison for assaulting law enforcement during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, facing additional supervised release.

Minor tidal flooding hit Washington, with a half-foot of water expected in parts of DC, Arlington, and Alexandria, but no significant damage or injuries reported.