Sunny, near‑record warmth Monday–Tuesday in D.C., then a strong cold front brings rain and gusty winds Wednesday night into Thursday.

Dense fog will slow D.C. commutes this morning while highs return to the low 70s with a chance of midday showers. A strong midweek front will bring a sharp, windy cooldown.

Nintendo asked a federal trade court for refunds and interest after the Supreme Court struck down IEEPA-based tariffs, joining hundreds of importers seeking relief.

A 14-year-old was arrested March 1 in connection with a Dec. 20 Metro-area robbery near G Street; MPD released surveillance images and is asking for tips.

A bipartisan federal bill called TREY'S Law would bar NDAs that silence child sexual‑abuse survivors, named for Trey Carlock and building on recent state laws. Advocates say it would restore survivors' ability to speak.

An anonymous 'Let DC Build' account is using AI mockups to push overturning D.C.'s 1910 Height Act — a change that would still need Congress to approve.

Howard’s athletics department is requiring student‑athletes to stand for the anthem or remain in the locker room. The women’s basketball team will skip pregame ceremonies for the rest of the season.

A 48,000‑SF office at 450 H St NW near Gallery Place is headed to a foreclosure auction after its owner defaulted on a roughly $10M loan.

Consumer Reports testing found arsenic, lead and PFAS in dozens of baby formulas; regulators and lawmakers face pressure to act.

A Salt Lake travel agency says clients in Amman were told to shelter in place after a U.S. 'DEPART NOW' advisory and a cascade of flight cancellations. The company is working to rebook and arrange departures.

Patchy dense fog will slow Wednesday morning commutes in D.C., with scattered showers today and a warmup into the 60s–70s later this week.

Tight supply in the D.C. suburbs has retailers racing for the few available storefronts; grocers and service tenants are backfilling former big-box spaces.

The leasehold at 4000 Connecticut Ave. NW is headed to a foreclosure auction after owners fell behind on a roughly $132.2M note. The sale could reshape Van Ness plans.