President Biden defended Medicare and Social Security in his State of the Union Address, opposing GOP plans for cuts detailed on the White House website.

Seven WCK humanitarian workers were killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza, with USAID stressing the need for a thorough and transparent investigation of the incident.

A man was found stabbed to death in Northeast Washington, prompting a homicide investigation by local police. No suspects or motives have been disclosed.

The U.S. and U.K. have signed an MOU to work together on AI safety, emphasizing research, development, and sharing expertise between AI Safety Institutes.

President Biden declares April National Arab American History Month, acknowledging their contributions amid a rise in anti-Arab hate crimes in the U.S.

DC Water announces temporary travel lane and sidewalk closures on Independence Avenue, SW due to potholing for the Potomac River Tunnel Project from April 15-17, with detailed detour maps available.

The Biden-Harris Administration has announced $4 billion in tax credits for over 100 clean energy projects to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and support domestic manufacturing.

President Joe Biden declared March 31 as Transgender Day of Visibility, affirming support for transgender Americans and detailing actions against anti-transgender discrimination.

The White House released 122,138 visitor logs from December 2023, underscoring the Biden-Harris administration's commitment to transparency, with over 1.2 million records available since Biden took office.

Three girls, aged 12 and 13, were charged with the murder of 64-year-old Reggie Brown in D.C., who died after a beating. The 12-year-old suspect also suffered a gunshot wound prior to her arrest.

Detectives from the Metropolitan Police seek public assistance to find suspects involved in an early morning burglary on New Hampshire Avenue, NW D.C. on March 27, 2024.

Three teenagers were arrested following an armed carjacking in DC, after being tracked by police and air surveillance. The suspects, two from Northwest and one from Northeast DC, have been charged.

The National Weather Service forecasts showers in Washington D.C. starting this afternoon, with intermittent rain likely to continue until next Wednesday.