Mayor Muriel Bowser opens the new Joy Evans Therapeutic Recreation Center in Ward 7, featuring diverse amenities for all ages and abilities, underscoring the commitment to community wellness.

Montgomery County Department of Environmental Protection advises residents on reducing waste over the holidays, such as reusing gift wrap, shopping locally, and properly disposing of Christmas trees for mulching.

Antoine Lynch has been sentenced to 18 years for the fatal shooting of Delonte Maxwell in Southeast Washington, after pleading guilty to second-degree murder while armed.

The Metropolitan Police Department is searching for suspects of an armed robbery at a Northwest business, offering a reward for information leading to arrest and conviction.

Andre Clark was arrested for the fatal shooting of Leonard Taylor Jr. in Southeast Washington, D.C., facing a charge of second-degree murder while armed.

The House Judiciary Committee report warns of potential free speech suppression through government involvement in AI and urges adherence to principles that protect from censorship.

Montgomery County man, Michael MacCrae Shannon, was arrested after injuring two police officers. The incident occurred during a reported disturbance and led to Shannon facing assault and other charges.

Justice Thomas, 18, was arrested for a shooting in Northwest D.C. where a 17-year-old girl was injured amid an attempted robbery. The police are seeking additional suspects.

The DC Council's 25th session concluded with emotional goodbyes and important legislative actions, including Vince Gray’s departure and the passing of various bills before reconvening for the 26th session on January 2.

Metropolitan Police arrested Lamar Odoms for the fatal shooting of Mark Odoms in Southeast Washington, D.C., now charged with Second Degree Murder while Armed.

A vacant building in Northwest D.C. collapsed early Monday morning, causing a response from emergency services. There were no injuries as the structure was unoccupied.

Michael Wells faces charges for the 2005 murder of Makia Mosby, including arson and tampering with evidence. If convicted, he could receive 30 years in prison.

The National Building Museum in Washington, D.C. has introduced an 80-foot synthetic ice rink, open for holiday skating without the cold. Skating is free with your own skates, or $5 for rentals.