A jury convicted seven men for a series of 2023 armed carjackings in D.C. and Prince George’s County, with U.S. Attorney Pirro announcing the verdict.

The National Weather Service forecasts a fair morning, a mild day, and a chilly evening for Washington D.C., with increasing sunshine and calm winds leading to a high of 53°F and a nighttime low of 39°F. Rain is expected Friday afternoon.

U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro reports successful crime reduction in D.C. under Trump-backed initiative, citing significant arrest and illegal firearm confiscation numbers.

DC Police are searching for a critical missing 16-year-old, Teddy Stocks Jr., and urging the public to aid by reporting any information to (202) 727-9099 or 50411.

Loudoun Fire Rescue evacuated businesses near Waxpool Rd. & Pacific Blvd. due to a gas leak, with emergency crews and the gas company responding. Traffic disruptions were expected.

Montgomery County police are investigating the homicide of Taeyon Prather, an 18-year-old found shot to death in Gaithersburg. They're calling for community tips and offering rewards for information leading to an arrest.

Three men were fatally shot outside a banquet hall in Marlow Heights, Prince George’s County. Police are investigating the incident and seeking public assistance.

After a fiery crash in NE DC, two were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries, including the driver and a bystander. The DC Fire and EMS conducted a swift rescue operation.

Four teens were arrested by Arlington County Police for multiple burglaries in Pentagon City; they face burglary, conspiracy, and grand larceny charges.

A suspect was arrested for the fatal shooting of Roy Lee Bennett Jr. inside a Morse Street apartment, as reported by the Metropolitan Police Department.

DC maintains its revenue forecast and Mayor Bowser emphasizes the city's resilience and focus on economic diversity and job creation despite challenges.

DC Mayor Bowser extends holiday greetings, promotes programs like Teen Break Time, volunteering as Snow Team Heroes, Fresh Start 5K, altered trash schedule, and National Building Museum events for residents.

Afghan national Rahmanullah Lakanwal faces federal charges after shooting two National Guard members near the White House, with discussions of the death penalty possible in federal court.