Washington D.C. is expected to enjoy sunny, warm weather with highs near 88°F, but the weekend forecast indicates a 30-70% chance of rain and possible thunderstorms.

A D.C. school employee, Devonne Keith Brown, has been charged with receiving child pornography, with authorities now investigating and seeking further information.

Trump administration officials defend the economic advantages of the One Big Beautiful Bill on Sunday talk shows, emphasizing its growth potential and dismissing concerns about increasing the deficit or inflation.

WMATA bans individuals convicted of sexual or violent offenses on its transit system for up to a year, extending the previous 24-hour maximum. Violations of the Passenger Conduct Rule also apply.

Sunny weather with calm winds and highs reaching 75 degrees is expected in Washington D.C. today, followed by hazy conditions on Tuesday and continued warmth throughout the week.

Shakira's concerts at Fenway Park and WorldPride 2025 were canceled due to unforeseen structural issues at the Boston venue, affecting the logistics for the D.C. event.

Plans for Trump's birthday military parade in DC, potentially causing $16 million in street damage, are a concern for infrastructure and budget. The Army plans to use steel plates to protect roads and will cover restoration costs.

Washington D.C.'s forecast for early June includes sunny days with temperatures gradually rising from 74 to 93 degrees, calm winds, and a potential for rain by Friday.

Washington D.C. celebrates Caribbean Heritage Month, highlighting the cultural contributions of the Caribbean diaspora, led by the Bowser Administration and MOCCA.

Law enforcement and the industrial sector, represented by AEM, support President Trump's OBBB, which addresses tax cuts, deficit reduction, and border security, as it passes the House and moves to the Senate.

Cila Melgar Rodriguez from Hyattsville, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for leading a drug trafficking operation dealing in cocaine and crack in D.C. and Maryland.

Jonathon Brown-Murphy received a 63-month federal prison sentence for a series of bank robberies in Maryland and Washington, D.C., as announced by the U.S. Attorney's Office.

The Metropolitan Police Department arrested a juvenile for a May 27th robbery on Iowa Avenue, Northwest. The 14-year-old male was quickly identified and charged with the crime.