Two suspects were arrested after a shooting in Southeast Washington, D.C., with no injuries reported. Police used a helicopter to track the suspects and safely apprehend them. They face multiple charges.

The Metropolitan Police issued a traffic advisory for road closures and parking restrictions during the U.S. Department of Transportation Car Show in D.C. on May 29.

A man in Northwest DC, Husani Chacho, has been charged with multiple offenses, including assault and destruction of property, after an incident involving indecent exposure and hate-motivated violence.

Trump delivered a speech at West Point, focusing on tradition and military excellence, while commending cadets for choosing service over personal gain.

DC government adjusts Memorial Day services; emergency shelters and mental health support remain open, while some recreational facilities have special hours.

The DC Fire and EMS Department celebrated the graduation of the first cohort from its 14-week School of Rescue, with graduates now trained in various life-saving special ops.

President Trump emphasized American interests in trade policies during World Trade Week, highlighting a focus on balanced trade and support for American workers affected by globalization.

A man was arrested for an armed robbery set up through Facebook Marketplace in Northwest D.C.; MPD highlights Safe Exchange Zones for secure transactions.

DC officials, including Mayor Bowser, unveil a public safety strategy with a new youth curfew discussion and events at Banneker Recreation Center amidst recent juvenile disturbances. Increased police patrols are also planned.

The Bowser Administration honors DC women of excellence in areas from education to economic development, emphasizing their contribution to the community and advocacy for progress.

Washington D.C. Metropolitan Police Department seized 40 illegal firearms and made key arrests including Johnson and Robinson during the week of May 12-19, 2025.

A massage therapist, Andrew Ramirez, was arrested for allegedly sexually abusing a client, prompting a call for others with similar experiences to report to police.

Olney teenager Caleb Jacob Alie surrendered after a fatal crash in February, where he allegedly drove recklessly at excessive speeds, resulting in the death of Isadore Morton Gudelsky.