D.C. is set for scattered showers and possible thunderstorms with a high of 84 degrees, per the National Weather Service. Evening may see continued thunderstorms, with mostly sunny skies expected Sunday.

President Biden honored the late Vietnamese General Secretary Nguyễn Phú Trọng, noting his pivotal role in strengthening U.S.-Vietnam relations and contributing to regional stability.

Police arrest a suspect, Avante Demarco Greene, in connection to a spree of Lululemon thefts in Washington D.C. after a traffic stop by Third District officers.

ERO deported a Mexican fugitive wanted for rape, transferring him to Mexican authorities after his removal from the U.S. Ordered by a DOJ immigration judge.

The National Weather Service (NWS) forecasts turbulent weather for Washington D.C., with sunny conditions shifting to clouds and a chance of showers and thunderstorms later. Residents are advised to monitor updates.

Swahili Village M Street and its owner settled a lawsuit with D.C. for $526,973 over wage theft violations, including underpayment and failure to distribute tips.

A boat collision occurred on the Potomac River; one person was injured and emergency responses ensued. Investigations by police and the U.S. Coast Guard are ongoing.

The U.S. Attorney's Office backed a bill before the D.C. Council to improve legal responses to mental health crises, aiming for better treatment and community safety.

Two men from Mexico and El Salvador have been sentenced in D.C. for drug trafficking, with the former given 62 months in prison and the latter 14 months.

The Metropolitan Police Department is investigating a fatal shooting that occurred in Southeast D.C., leaving 28-year-old Devin Jenkins dead. The incident remains an active inquiry with no suspects or motives yet announced.

Jose Angel Gomez has been indicted for sexual assault including first-degree abuse, with attacks spanning July to October 2018, involving separate victims. DNA evidence linked him to the crimes, and his trial is set for 2024.

Raekwon Malik Harrod from Washington, D.C. was sentenced to prison for a mail fraud scheme that defrauded corporations of over $900,000 using UPS accounts to sell shipping labels.

A California man pleaded guilty to a felony charge of civil disorder for his role in the January 6 Capitol riots, with sentencing set for October 7, 2024.