Former D.C. Corrections worker Herbert Baylor was sentenced to six months in prison for a contraband smuggling scheme.

A 20-year-old man from D.C. has been charged with the murder of a 17-year-old classmate, with a court finding probable cause for his armed second-degree murder charge.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Washington D.C., predicting mostly sunny weather with some clouds and mild temperatures, with a few chances of showers early next week.

The USCIRF report indicates a rise in attacks against religious minorities in Pakistan and suggests the country be redesignated as a CPC due to severe violations of religious freedom.

Senator Maria Cantwell introduces the Protect America's Workforce Act to repeal Trump's executive orders weakening federal employee collective bargaining rights.

The Federal Law Enforcement Subcommittee discussed the alleged overreach of the Biden Administration in environmental enforcement, affecting small businesses.

31-year-old Andre Townsend was arrested and charged with Second Degree Murder While Armed in connection to the March 18 shooting of Derrick Howard in Southeast D.C.

DC's policing reform act faces criticism for limiting police pursuits, with Republicans seeking legislation to ease the restrictions to address rising crime.

MPD officers shot and killed a knife-wielding suspect, Jonathan Boruch, in Northwest Washington, D.C., after he charged at them and ignored commands to disarm.

Darius Robertson was sentenced to 46 months for smuggling contraband into the D.C. Jail. Items included a switchblade, phone, and drugs. The operation involved other inmates and officers. Co-defendants also pleaded guilty.

A suspect was arrested in Northwest Washington, D.C., for an alleged hate crime and simple assault, involving homophobic slurs and aggressive behavior. The incident is under investigation.

Senator Klobuchar honored the Lawson family from Minnesota as Angels in Adoption for their perseverance in adopting a son from China amid pandemic challenges.

The U.S. Department of Labor hosts webinars on prevailing wage laws for stakeholders, including a two-day online event on Sept. 24-25, emphasizing compliance and education on federal wage regulations.