The extradition of 29 Mexican cartel members, including Rafael Caro Quintero, highlights the Trump administration's commitment to fighting drug trafficking.

Metropolitan Police seek info on a Northeast Washington homicide where Larry Evans was found shot and later pronounced dead. A video of a suspect in a sedan has been released, with a $25,000 reward for tips leading to arrest and conviction.

Baltimore man Rashid Lamont McFadden, 29, was sentenced to 114 months for distributing child pornography and will have 15 years’ supervised release afterwards.

Montgomery County Council passes new building energy performance standards to promote greener living, targeting commercial and multifamily buildings with a focus on reducing energy use and emissions.

Senator Mike Lee introduces the SCREEN Act to require porn sites to implement age checks, aiming to prevent minors from accessing explicit content online.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Washington D.C. with rain expected today and a mix of conditions including sun and colder temperatures through the coming weekend.

Chairman Jim Jordan issued FBI subpoenas to investigate potential abuses during the Biden Administration, including the monitoring of school board meetings and other controversial actions. Critics view this as a partisan action.

Congressman Ogles has filed impeachment articles against Judge Bates for ordering the reinstatement of LGBTQ content on government websites, which Ogles opposes.

The weather in Washington D.C. will vary with sunshine, clouds, and possible showers, with temperatures ranging from the 30s to low 60s throughout the week.

Firefighters in Fairfax County responded to a severe early morning house fire in Crosspointe, with no injuries reported and the cause under investigation.

Donnell Godfrey has been sentenced to 104 months in prison for armed robbery and assaulting a correctional officer.

Police intensify search for three suspects in a Northwest Washington robbery, seeking public assistance with identifying individuals from surveillance images.

Attorney General Schwalb sues Talea Ristorante for worker rights violations, including underpayment and retaliation, seeking back wages and penalties.