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.

Washington DC Mayor Muriel Bowser announces summer events, including WorldPride 2025 and the Army 250 parade, promising a range of cultural and festive activities.

The National Weather Service forecasts heavy rain in Washington D.C. with potential flooding, though clearer and warmer weather is expected towards the weekend.

The MPDC has announced modified schedules for D.C. services on Memorial Day, with essential services like homeless shelters, mental health support, and certain DPR facilities remaining operational.

Tyrell Anthony West, with a prior felony, received a two-year sentence for having a loaded Glock after a guilty plea. His arrest involved a stolen car, firearm exposure, and illegal narcotics.

House Democrats united to oppose a GOP tax bill they claim cuts Medicaid and food assistance to favor the wealthy, with leaders condemning its impact on vulnerable populations.

Davian Raines has been charged with Assault with a Dangerous Weapon in connection with a shooting on U Street, D.C., following a large fight that left three wounded.

Two Maryland men were convicted for drug trafficking, with possible sentences of 10+ years, as part of a wider operation against narcotics distribution in D.C.

A teenager was fatally shot in D.C.'s Trinidad neighborhood; police are investigating and offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

Detectives investigate after a 2-year-old survives a 15th-floor fall from a Montgomery County apartment, sustaining a broken leg and internal injuries. No charges filed yet. Public assistance is sought.

US Transportation Dept. grants $1.5 billion for bus sector, led by Secretary Duffy, focusing on job creation without DEI mandates. Critics see the omission of DEI as regressive.