A double shooting in Southeast D.C. resulted in the death of Rasheem Bankins, 25. Police are investigating with no suspects or motives identified yet.

The U.S. Department of Energy announced a $475 million fund from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to promote clean energy projects in mining-impacted regions across Arizona, Kentucky, Nevada, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia.

The Biden-Harris administration announced initiatives at the Seoul Summit for Democracy, focusing on global democracy strengthening, anti-corruption measures, and countering commercial spyware.

Tyron Hines, 32, was sentenced to six years in prison for firearms possession in furtherance of drug trafficking, after being caught with a stolen gun and fentanyl.

Pennsylvania Lottery's system upgrade halts Mega Millions and Powerball sales on March 19, affecting ticket purchases and prize claims, in line with modernization efforts.

President Biden spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu about tensions in the Middle East, focusing on hostage negotiations and the need for increased aid in Gaza.

The EPA, under the Biden-Harris Administration, bans asbestos use, as part of the Cancer Moonshot initiative to protect health and advance environmental justice.

Global governments hold a summit to address commercial spyware misuse, committing to protect civil liberties and individual rights against digital espionage.

The article discusses the nationwide celebration of Women's History Month, highlighting the progress and contributions of women, particularly in traditionally male-dominated fields like STEM.

A shooting in Northwest D.C. left two dead and several injured, with police investigating the early morning incident at 7th and P Streets. Rewards are offered for information leading to an arrest.

The White House convened with leaders from six regional commissions to discuss economic revitalization in rural and distressed areas, focusing on infrastructure and job creation through federal investments.

MPD seeks public help identifying a suspect in an early morning robbery in Southeast D.C. No injuries were reported as the suspect demanded money and fled the scene.

Eyob Hailu, 43, with no fixed address, was arrested after a spree of burglaries targeting D.C. businesses, with charges pending as the investigation continues.