Antoine Turner pled guilty to the 2020 daylight murder of Demeitri Anderson, with a sentencing date set for November 2025, and a range of 20-26 years imprisonment plus supervised release.

Senator Tammy Baldwin's report warns of significant health care cost hikes and coverage loss if ACA tax credits expire, impacting millions of Americans, particularly vulnerable groups.

Randall Mack, a 42-year-old D.C. resident with a prior murder conviction, pleads not guilty to charges of conspiracy, armed robbery, and felony murder in the killing of 61-year-old Steven Stewart.

The Metropolitan Police arrested Faizon Mason for a Union Station homicide where an 18-year-old was fatally shot on February 10. He faces Second Degree Murder charges.

Chairman James Comer leads a thorough House investigation into the government's handling of the Epstein and Maxwell case, emphasizing transparency and seeking justice for the survivors.

HHS under Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. is tackling information blocking to improve patient access to their health data, enforcing the 21st Century Cures Act, with potential penalties for violators.

MPD investigates fatal shooting in Northeast DC's Brentwood area; victim is 36-year-old Francois Adkins. Public's help sought; $25,000 reward offered.

The White House release praises President Trump's initiatives for American labor, noting job growth, deregulation, trade deals, wage increases, workforce programs, and pro-worker legislation.

Washington D.C. man Erick Alvarenga gets 14 years for two carjackings; co-defendant Malik Kearney awaits sentencing.

A scooter rider in Arlington suffered life-threatening injuries and was hospitalized after reportedly falling off the vehicle; no other vehicles were involved. Police are investigating the incident.

The DOT and FAA begin the selection process for a Prime Integrator to modernize the U.S. air traffic control system, with a proposals deadline set for September 2025.

The FBI's update on law enforcement use-of-force data shows 29.6% resulted in death and 60.4% in serious injury, despite a data gap due to less than 80% agency participation.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of mild, mostly sunny weather for Washington D.C., with highs in the low 80s and slight chance of showers by Thursday.