A felon in Washington D.C. has been indicted on firearm charges after several incidents, including a lewd act and aggressive panhandling, under the "Make D.C. Safe Again" crime initiative.

Kenneth Olugbenga, leader of the Kennedy Street Crew drug ring, has been sentenced to over 13 years in prison for drug trafficking and possession of a firearm.

Research led by Jeremy Yip suggests that expressing gratitude in negotiations could be detrimental, potentially signaling weakness and increasing the risk of being exploited.

Mayor Bowser commemorates the 163rd anniversary of D.C.'s early emancipation of enslaved people, linking it to the current fight for full democratic rights and statehood.

A 34-year-old woman died after crashing her car into a utility pole in Silver Spring on Colesville Road. She was not wearing a seatbelt. No other vehicles were involved.

Two juveniles were arrested for a robbery at a Northeast Washington, D.C. business; they brandished a gun and stole cash before being apprehended by police.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mostly sunny start, becoming cloudy with highs of 61°F, and possible wind gusts up to 40 mph for Washington D.C. Warm-up expected towards the weekend.

The DC Council announced the death of former Councilmember John Ray, who served from 1979 to 1997 and was a key figure in the city's political history. His passing was lamented by officials and the community.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser plans to use a 2009 law to increase the District's budget by 6% as a stopgap measure to address a $1.1 billion shortfall, though cuts to public services are still expected.

The DOT announced a partnership to modernize the USMMA's infrastructure, emphasizing the maritime industry's role in national security and economic strength.

Oregon's political leaders criticize the Trump Administration's move to end the Manufacturing Extension Partnership program, emphasizing its support for local businesses and urging a reversal to sustain manufacturing competitiveness.

Suspect arrested in Southeast D.C. for a March 11 shooting after MPD investigation and surveillance footage review.

DC adjusts services for Emancipation Day; shelters remain open to support the homeless, while festivities include a parade and concert. Mayor Bowser invites residents to join in honoring the day.