Following allegations of improper animal care and a rise in euthanasia rates at the Humane Rescue Alliance, 26 volunteers were terminated, some claiming retaliation for speaking out.

Mayor Muriel Bowser announces a partnership with Universal Health Services to build a new emergency department in Ward 7, enhancing health services in the area.

Shaquille Taylor received a 12-year prison sentence for aggravated assault and other charges after a high-speed chase in D.C. resulted in serious injuries to another driver.

The Washington Capitals re-signed defenseman Rasmus Sandin to a five-year, $23 million contract, emphasizing his role in their defensive lineup through 2028-29.

D.C. braces for traffic due to the #FITDC HerStory 5K on Saturday, affecting roads like Pennsylvania Avenue. Emergency no-parking is in effect with potential delays and increased pedestrian traffic.

The U.S. Attorney's Office supports the DC Council's Secure DC law, highlighting its provisions for earlier DNA collection to solve and deter violent crimes.

Metropolitan Police arrest 20-year-old Isaiah Harris for a series of daylight establishment robberies in Northwest D.C., linking him to two unsuccessful attempts and one successful robbery.

Metropolitan Police Department's Robbery Suppression Unit in D.C. arrests one suspect during a witnessed scooter carjacking, while the second suspect escapes.

The D.C. Council prepares to vote on a crime bill with increased penalties and law enforcement tools amidst rising crime rates, despite some concerns over civil liberties.

The FY2024 Energy and Water Development Appropriations Bill proposes $58.191 billion to enhance U.S. energy, water infrastructure, and scientific research.

Philadelphia police are searching for 15-year-old Christopher Hackimer, last seen on March 2nd near McKinley Street, wearing a black and white "Blackwoods" sweatshirt and blue sweatpants.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in D.C. has created a unit focused on civil rights and environmental justice, led by Deputy Civil Chiefs Truong and Valdivia.

The U.S. Senate's Appropriations Committee allocated $135.25 billion in discretionary and $172.5 billion in mandatory funding for VA in FY2024, with additional funds for future years.