Mayor Bowser announces the development team for St. Elizabeths East Campus's Parcel 6 in Washington D.C., marked by mixed-income housing and retail spaces.

A man was arrested for assaulting store employees with a knife during a theft incident at a convenience store in Northwest DC, according to Metropolitan Police.

An interim report by the House Judiciary Committee scrutinizes the release of a Honduran national charged with serious crimes, questioning the Biden-Harris Administration's immigration policies.

Americans For Peace Now, Inc. has settled for $261,890 over PPP fraud allegations without admitting liability, after a whistleblower complaint under the False Claims Act.

Biden and Harris met with negotiators on the Gaza ceasefire and hostage release after an American's murder by Hamas, expressing the need for accountability.

A collision in Northwest Washington, D.C., injured five and involved a car fire, with all victims hospitalized with serious injuries. Investigation ongoing.

The article discusses a fatal stabbing on Division Avenue, where a man died and a woman was injured. Police are investigating and seeking community assistance.

The Metropolitan Police are searching for suspects in an armed robbery on 18th Street NW, DC, offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

A high-speed crash in Northeast Washington D.C. left one dead and prompted a police investigation. An Infiniti ran a red light, causing a multiple-vehicle accident that included a scooter.

Mayor Bowser announces the 2024 Open Streets event in DC where 7th Street will be vehicle-free for pedestrians and cyclists, featuring a bike giveaway, live activities, and local businesses from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on October 5.

A House Judiciary Committee report highlights the case of Grevi Rivera Zavala, an undocumented migrant accused of sexual assault, sparking immigration policy debate.

The Metropolitan Police seek help to find suspects of a July 16 burglary in Southeast, following a window break-in and theft. They offer up to $1,000 for information leading to arrest and indictment.

David J. Scott was appointed as the new assistant director of the FBI's Counterterrorism Division, bringing extensive experience from various roles within the bureau.