Carjackings in D.C. have plummeted by 78% in June 2024 compared to last year, with 31 incidents reported, thanks to a combined law enforcement approach leading to indictments and tough sentences.

The Metropolitan Police swiftly arrested 18-year-old Keshown Malik Wells following two attempted robberies in Northeast DC, with the victims escaping unharmed.

Metropolitan Police seek help identifying a suspect in a pre-dawn burglary at a business on Park Road, Northwest, where a cash register was stolen. No injuries reported; police examine surveillance footage for leads.

The Metropolitan Police Department of Washington D.C. recovered 44 illegal firearms in one week, from June 24 to July 1, 2024, including 'Ghost Guns'.

The MPD is investigating a crash on Southern Ave where a BMW involved in a chase struck a tree, resulting in two deaths and charges for 19-year-old Demetri Koger.

The MPD is seeking community assistance after a man was seriously injured in a Southeast Washington, D.C. shooting and has called for help in locating the suspects.

President Biden announces initiatives to combat extreme weather, including an OSHA rule protecting workers from heat and a $1 billion FEMA resilience plan.

The Metropolitan Police Department seeks the public's help to solve a recent unarmed carjacking in Southeast Washington, D.C., urging witnesses to share information.

MPD seeks help to identify a suspect in a daylight fireworks assault in Northwest Washington, D.C. The non-fatal attack occurred on June 30, prompting a community safety response.

The White House reports a surge in private clean technology investment following President Biden's legislative efforts, highlighting advances in clean energy manufacturing, EVs, and renewable energy capacity.

The Metropolitan Police Department announced the arrest of Ray Charles Stover in connection to a non-fatal stabbing that occurred on June 5, 2024, in Northeast Washington.

The Metropolitan Police are seeking help to find suspects in an armed robbery on June 22 in Northwest Washington, D.C., where the victim was assaulted and robbed at gunpoint.

North Carolina man, Anthony Mastanduno, was sentenced to 57 months in prison for his role in the January 6 Capitol riot, pleading guilty to six felony charges.