Mayor Bowser honored nine women at the Washington Women of Excellence Awards, celebrating their contributions across various sectors in Washington, D.C. during Women's History Month.

President Biden designates April 2024 as National Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month, emphasizing support for survivors and preventive measures.

President Biden honors the late Esther Coopersmith for her work in diplomacy and women's rights, recognizing her role in the Camp David Accords and UN contributions.

A daylight shootout in Southeast DC during a social media sale gone wrong led to an attempted robbery and a person hospitalized; MPD seeks suspects and advises Safe Exchange Zones for transactions.

The White House Supply Chain Disruptions Task Force convened to address economic impacts of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse and Port of Baltimore shutdown.

Former Senator Joseph Lieberman, known for his advocacy for D.C. statehood, passed away at 82. Congresswoman Norton paid tribute to his dedication to the cause even after his retirement.

Police seek a suspect for an early morning shooting in Northeast D.C. where a gunman confronted individuals and fired shots, none of which hit the victims.

President Biden pledges federal support for Baltimore's bridge collapse, commits to healthcare reforms in Raleigh, approves aid for Haiti, and discusses global concerns with Israeli officials and Venezuela's political situation.

The nation is caught up in lottery excitement as Washington, D.C. residents join in the hopes of winning Powerball and Mega Millions jackpots totaling $2 billion.

The Biden-Harris Administration invests $22 million to improve renewable energy project permitting and siting, aiming for a clean electric sector by 2035 and a net-zero economy by 2050.

The White House condemns the recent terrorist attack in Moscow and expresses solidarity with Russia in the fight against ISIS, while extending condolences to the victims.

Congresswoman Norton criticizes House Republicans for holding a hearing on D.C. crime, claiming it undermines the District's self-governance and misrepresents the local decline in crime.

Mayor Muriel Bowser launched the 2024 Robust Retail Grant Program in DC, offering $10,000 to qualifying small businesses, aiming to support economic growth and job creation. Applications are open until April 15.