The National Weather Service issued a Coastal Flood Advisory and Watch for DC, warning of potential flooding along the shoreline, particularly at the Southwest Waterfront and Hains Point Loop Road, with advisories in effect until Wednesday afternoon.

Raekwon Sutton received a 17-year prison sentence for a daytime shooting in a Southeast D.C. apartment building, as reported by the U.S. Attorney's Office.

A St. Louis man pleaded guilty to civil disorder related to the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, where he fought against police and boasted on Facebook about his actions.

A food truck caught fire near the Washington Monument, injuring one person who was hospitalized with serious injuries.

Vice President Harris met with Guatemalan President Arévalo, announcing a $170 million aid package for Guatemala, targeting job creation, governance improvements, and the root causes of migration.

The White House condemned a terrorist attack in Moscow by ISIS, expressing condolences and support, highlighting the global struggle against terrorism and standing with Russia in mourning.

VP Harris announced initiatives to curb gun violence, focusing on preventing access to firearms for those deemed a danger and supporting red flag laws via a new Resource Center.

A 13-year-old was arrested for an armed robbery with a pellet gun in Southeast Washington D.C., with the local police swiftly apprehending the suspect after the incident.

The SEC's diversity office published two reports revealing the agency's progress on internal diversity and the limited response from regulated entities on diversity practices.

Michael Smith is indicted for felony second-degree theft after allegedly taking items from a CVS in Washington. With prior convictions, he faces an enhanced charge and possible jail time.

Jeffrey Sabol is sentenced to 63 months in prison for assaulting police officers during the January 6 Capitol riot. He must also pay restitution and serve a supervised release.

Jakeim Miller was arrested for the 2022 murder of Avon Perkins in NW DC, announced by the Metropolitan Police.

The article details the National Weather Service’s forecast of wet weather in Washington D.C., including rain and wind specifics, with a brief outlook for the upcoming week.