The Maryland Senate passed a bill allowing individuals to buy health insurance regardless of immigration status, aiming to reduce uncompensated care costs and ER wait times.

Two separate incidents in D.C.: a Northwest shooting, with the search ongoing for suspects, and a fast Southeast robbery arrest, with the assailant charged.

Two shootings in Washington, D.C. resulted in two fatalities. Police made an arrest following the first incident in Northeast D.C. The second shooting, in Southeast D.C., left Adam Dove dead with no suspects announced yet.

Washington D.C. faces severe weather with floods and wind advisories, where rain and gusty winds up to 47 mph are expected, urging residents to prepare for potential hazards.

Dwayne Bingham, 63, is charged with enhanced second-degree theft following an incident at a Lidl store in DC and may face a minimum of one year in prison due to prior convictions.

A class action lawsuit has been filed against D.C. Office of the State Superintendent for Education for failing to provide adequate transportation to disabled students.

The Metropolitan Police Department in D.C. reported recovering 58 illegal firearms, including "Ghost Guns," from various suspects within a week as part of an anti-violence initiative.

Two Indiana men were arrested and charged for alleged actions during the Capitol riot, including assaulting police officers.

President Biden defended his record and hinted at re-election plans in the State of the Union, tackling issues like abortion and the economy, while addressing foreign policy and border security.

Washington's Metro exhibits new trains and buses at the "Fleet of the Future Expo," featuring tech enhancements and zero-emission vehicles, open from March 20 to April 3.

The Supreme Court will hear arguments on April 25 regarding former President Trump's claim of presidential immunity in his attempts to overturn the 2020 election results.

A third suspect, Charles Edward Owens, was arrested in the Mother's Day murder of 10-year-old Arianna Davis in Washington D.C., already in jail on unrelated charges.

A man in D.C. pleaded guilty to firearm and drug trafficking charges in Chinatown, awaiting sentencing with potential for heavy fines and prison time.