Police seek a suspect for a daylight robbery on North Capitol Street; MPD calls for public help as the suspect remains at large after fleeing the scene unharmed.

DC Government adjusts services for Juneteenth, focusing on cooling centers and essential operations during the heat emergency, with details on available facilities and outreach for those particularly at risk due to the heat.

The US, China, and Mexico have issued indictments against 24 people linked to the Sinaloa cartel, reflecting international efforts to combat drug trafficking.

The article describes a heatwave in Washington D.C., with temperatures in the 90s, sunny skies, and mild southeast winds, according to the NWS forecast.

A bear was killed after being hit on Interstate 395 near the Pentagon, prompting calls for increased driver vigilance due to more wildlife encounters in Arlington.

The Supreme Court unanimously dismissed a case against the abortion pill mifepristone, maintaining its accessibility in the U.S. and reaffirming the FDA's regulatory decisions.

The Biden-Harris administration reaffirms commitment to women's and LGBTQI+ sexual and reproductive rights, pledging funds and initiating programs to promote health access and gender equality.

The MPD reported recovering 81 firearms in Washington D.C. in one week, highlighting an ongoing effort to curb armed violence and the challenge of youth gun possession.

Florida man Ryan K. Yates was sentenced to six months in prison for his role in the January 6 Capitol riot, with additional home detention and restitution of $2,000.

Maurice Edwards was charged with armed carjacking after an incident in Northeast D.C. on March 11. He and an accomplice, Auzsa Beatty, are facing trial for threatening a driver and stealing their car.

A 12-year-old boy was arrested by the Metropolitan Police for a robbery in Northwest Washington, D.C., following a successful identification related to a May incident.

Nonverbally autistic girl assaulted on school van; mother criticizes Krise Transportation and school's response. The company was removed from transporting students post-incident.

President Biden announced over 18 million new business applications since his term began, signaling growth in minority and women-owned businesses, and criticized Republicans for opposing his administration's small business relief measures.