The National Weather Service in Washington D.C. predicts sunny weather today with a high near 47°F, windy conditions, and a clear night with a low of 32°F. Rain is expected Friday night and Saturday with mild temperatures throughout the weekend.

A man was charged by the Metropolitan Police for second-degree sexual abuse after an incident in Southeast DC. Suspect Emmanuel Taylor, 19, was arrested following a court warrant.

Michael Joseph Foy from Michigan was sentenced to 40 months in prison for his role in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, including assaulting officers and obstructing an official proceeding.

FedEx ends its naming rights deal for the Washington Commanders' stadium, two years early, prompting the NFL team to temporarily name it 'Commanders Field' and search for a new sponsor.

U.S. airman Aaron Bushnell died after self-immolating outside the Israeli Embassy in Washington, DC, in an act of protest related to the Gaza conflict.

Two individuals were found shot dead in Philadelphia's Fairmount Park, with the crime described as "execution style." Police are investigating and seeking footage from nearby surveillance cameras.

Antron Belk was indicted on eight counts, including assault with intent to kill, for shooting a scooter rider in Washington D.C. The victim survived despite eight gunshot wounds.

D.C. business leaders urge lawmakers to tackle the rise in violent crime, after the death of a former elections member, stressing the need for better public safety measures.

Washington, D.C. will require employers to disclose salary ranges in job listings by June 2024, aiming to increase pay transparency and equity for all workers in the district.

The Metropolitan Police in Washington D.C. are distributing Apple AirTags to vehicle owners to combat car theft, with an installation event at Union Market.

Rajah Caruth wins his first Truck Series race, joining Wendell Scott and Bubba Wallace as one of the few black drivers to win at NASCAR's national level.

Washington, D.C.'s cherry trees have started their bloom cycle, with peak blossom dates projected for late March. This year's blooming period is unique due to variable temperatures affecting predictions.

Over $36,000 of merchandise was stolen from a Moncler boutique in Washington D.C., with police seeking the public's help to identify the thieves caught on surveillance footage.

Former treasurer Robynn Chandler-Mitchell of a D.C. parent-teacher nonprofit is sued for allegedly misusing $19,000 of the organization’s funds for personal expenses.

The U.S. Attorney's Office won't charge officers in a fatal October shooting in D.C. after an extensive review found insufficient evidence for criminal prosecution.

A former D.C. nonprofit executive was sentenced to 18 months for embezzling funds and committing fraud. She misused over $125,000 and must pay $150,000 in restitution.

Mark A. Blue from D.C. was convicted of kidnapping, armed robbery, and multiple rapes of a Maryland woman. He faces potential life imprisonment, with sentencing set for June 2024.

Police are seeking assistance to identify suspects in a Northeast street robbery and assault on March 2, using surveillance footage from the 1100 block of Eastern Avenue.

Four teens aged 13 to 15 were arrested by the Metropolitan Police for an attempted robbery and assault at a D.C. bus stop, with one suspect brandishing a gun.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Biden's administration promotes their vision following a successful State of the Union address, including stops in key cities and a focus on middle-class economy and secure nation policies.

President Biden's proposed FY 2025 budget focuses on strengthening Social Security and Medicare, with no cuts to benefits, increased taxes for high earners, and more power for Medicare to negotiate drug prices.

Walter Harrison was arrested for firing at police officers in Southeast D.C. last November, ending a four-month manhunt. No injuries were reported from the incident.

President Biden's budget proposal advances the Unity Agenda, focusing on bipartisan issues like the opioid crisis, mental health, responsible tech development, and veteran support, reflecting a commitment to serve all Americans.

The White House announces a $3.3 billion plan to address divisive infrastructure impacts and promote equitable growth by funding repair projects across 40 states.

A D.C. man pleaded guilty to defrauding a pandemic rent assistance program of over $30,000, admitting to false earnings claims. He faces a May 3 sentencing and must repay the funds.

World Central Kitchen is sending a ship with nearly 200 tons of food to Gaza amidst conflict, in collaboration with Open Arms NGO, marking a significant aid delivery since 2005.

Mayor Bowser hosts the tenth annual March Madness event in DC, highlighting economic projects and the expansion of businesses Acumen, Kellen, and Ryan, LLC, which will add 232 jobs and occupy 90,000 sq ft.

Senators Casey, Brown, Cotton, and others have introduced the Stop Mexico’s Steel Surge Act to reinstate tariffs and control Mexican steel imports, aiming to protect American steel jobs.

Two 17-year-olds were arrested in NW D.C. after a theft-related stabbing; the victim survived. The teens face robbery charges as police investigate the incident.

UK and US science advisory councils met in Washington, D.C. to discuss joint efforts in addressing global challenges such as climate change, pandemics, and AI technology.

MPD arrests 21-year-old Shawn Davis for an armed robbery that occurred on February 14 in Southeast D.C., where a victim was robbed at gunpoint after leaving a store.

D.C. man Barrington Hart is convicted of multiple assault charges, including with a firearm, against his ex-girlfriend.

D.C.'s weather for the week includes cloudy skies, a high of 65 degrees, and wind gusts up to 24 mph. Nights will be chilly around 34-39 degrees. Expect mostly sunny days with persistent winds, and a chance of rain by the weekend.

MPD's Falcon helicopter aided in the arrest of three teenagers for a carjacking incident in Northwest Washington, where a man and his child were threatened at gunpoint. The suspects, two aged 15 and one 14, have been charged with armed carjacking.

The National Weather Service forecasts warmer temperatures and a mix of cloud cover and sun for D.C., with a gradual upswing in temperatures and possible rain towards the weekend.

Art in the Park and National Junior Ranger Day will be celebrated at the George Washington Carver National Monument on April 27 from 10 am to 1 pm, featuring plein air painters, live workshops, and a talk by muralist Alexander Austin.

President Biden unveils a plan to lower housing costs and increase supply, including a $10,000 tax credit for first-time buyers and a $258 billion budget investment for housing initiatives.

DC Water begins annual maintenance of its water line network, temporarily changing the disinfectant from chloramine to chlorine from March 25 to May 6, which may alter water taste and smell.

Washington, D.C.'s cherry blossoms reached peak bloom early, drawing visitors to the Tidal Basin amidst climate change concerns and plans to cut down some trees for flood defense.

U.S. lawmakers have introduced a resolution to designate March 14th as Black Midwives Day, recognizing their role in enhancing maternal and infant health, particularly in the Black community.

The Republican Study Committee unveiled a budget proposal that suggests major cuts to Medicare and Social Security, eliciting criticism from the White House.

President Biden has canceled nearly $6 billion in student loans for about 78,000 public service workers, correcting past administrative errors that had denied them legally entitled relief.

A Texas man, Adam Lejay Jackson, was sentenced to 36 months probation for assaulting police during the Jan. 6 Capitol riots and ordered to pay fines and restitution.

Antonio Lamotta from Virginia has been convicted of felony and misdemeanor charges related to the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, with sentencing set for July 30, 2024.

Donnie Wise pleads guilty to possession of firearms and intent to distribute cocaine, with sentencing set for July 10, 2024.

A man in DC faces enhanced second-degree theft charges for allegedly stealing from a CVS, with prior convictions leading to the possibility of harsher penalties.

The White House marked Women's History Month by holding a roundtable with female labor leaders to discuss supporting women in the workforce as part of President Biden's economic plans.

Anthony Maurice Smith was arrested by Metropolitan Police for allegedly committing two armed robberies at District businesses, using a knife to threaten employees and steal cash.

The article reports on Washington D.C.'s weather forecast post-spring equinox, predicting fair weather with rising temperatures throughout the week, chances of mid-week showers, and a sunny upcoming weekend.

President Biden signed a bipartisan funding bill to prevent a government shutdown and invest in key areas, while calling on Congress to address urgent issues like border security and defense.

The National Weather Service has issued coastal flood alerts for the Baltimore/Washington area, with advisories in place for potential flooding along the Chesapeake Bay and Tidal Potomac River.

Deb Haaland appoints Sharon Avery and Jeannie Hovland to the National Indian Gaming Commission, supporting Tribal self-sufficiency and economic development.

President Biden extends the national emergency for South Sudan, citing ongoing violence and threats to US security that justify continuation of sanctions and measures to promote peace.

Two suspects were arrested for an armed robbery at the Wharf in Washington D.C., with one suspect facing additional charges for a separate attempted armed robbery.

Columbia, S.C., is repurposing a former police sub-station into studios for local artists, a collaborative effort with One Columbia for Arts and Culture to foster creativity and urban revitalization.

DC officials strike a deal with Monumental Sports & Entertainment to revamp Capital One Arena, committing $515 million to transform downtown into an entertainment hub.

D.C. police are searching for suspects involved in two separate robberies in Southeast neighborhoods. Victims were confronted and forced to surrender belongings and keys. Authorities urge public assistance.

Two D.C. residents face federal kidnapping and carjacking charges after a late-night crime where they allegedly stole a car, wallet, and phone before making a forced ATM withdrawal in Maryland.

NASA Glenn Research Center will release a special set of postcards during the Total Eclipse Fest 2024 in Cleveland, featuring retro designs and space exploration facts.

Three teenagers have been arrested in connection with the lethal attack on 64-year-old Reggie Brown in Northwest D.C., with charges including Second Degree Murder.

The Washington Women of Excellence Awards, hosted by Mayor Muriel Bowser, celebrated nine women leaders in various fields during Women's History Month.

A Maryland man received a six-year prison sentence for lying during the investigation into Meiko Locksley's 2017 murder, despite the case remaining unsolved.

NASA has selected 12 university teams as finalists in its challenge to develop technologies for managing lunar dust during landings as part of the Artemis program.

Metropolitan Police are investigating a fatal early morning shooting in the Navy Yard neighborhood that left 44-year-old Michael James Quander Jr. dead inside a residential building.

A high-speed chase in Washington D.C. ended tragically when a Chevy Malibu hit a light pole, killing the driver, Ronald Jerome Jordan Jr., who had earlier fled a collision.

The National Weather Service has issued a severe weather outlook for D.C., Maryland, and northern Virginia, with potential thunderstorms, hail, and damaging winds.

The Office of Attorney General named MacArthur High students winners of the "Impaired? No Time to Drive" video contest, focusing on the dangers of impaired driving.

Rhode Island's congressional delegation secured a $1.9 million grant for the state's Department of Health to improve public health infrastructure and workforce.

Police in Northwest D.C. are investigating after Marquis Ward, 19, died following a shooting which also left another man with minor injuries. No suspects or motives have been disclosed.

Police in Mount Pleasant seek the public's assistance in finding robbery suspects involved in a recent brazen assault demanding phones and money from victims.

The National Weather Service has issued advisories for isolated showers, thunderstorms, and potential coastal flooding in Washington D.C. with precautions recommended for travel and property.

MPD officers arrested 33-year-old Daniel Anthony after he brandished a stolen gun during an argument, facing multiple felony charges including assault with a dangerous weapon.

A 14-year-old named Irving Laboard was found shot dead in Southeast Washington, D.C. Police are investigating the incident with no suspects yet identified.

The U.S. DOT is advancing the Reconnecting Communities Initiative, funding the Cadmus Group to help communities impacted by divisive infrastructure with a focus on underprivileged areas.

President Joe Biden spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, urging for a ceasefire in Gaza and addressing the strikes on humanitarian workers as unacceptable, emphasizing the need to protect civilians.

The Metropolitan Police Department reported the seizure of 68 firearms in one week in Washington D.C., including ghost guns, handguns, and rifles. Several arrests were made, highlighting efforts to curb gun violence in the city.

The Metropolitan Police are seeking a suspect involved in an attempted bank robbery on North Capitol Street, Washington, D.C., where the individual fled without taking any money.

Police investigate a fatal stabbing in Northwest Washington, where a 45-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene; no suspects have been arrested.

Stakeholders assess the impact of the Francis Scott Key Bridge disaster on the supply chain and strategize for the reopening of the Port of Baltimore, with federal commitment to a swift recovery.

Metropolitan Police Department seeks public assistance in locating a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman during the afternoon in Whitehaven Parkway, Northwest.

President Biden has announced a preliminary deal with TSMC for a $65 billion investment in semiconductor manufacturing in Arizona, expected to generate over 25,000 jobs and increase U.S. technological self-reliance.

The National Weather Service predicts showers and thunderstorms in D.C., with a coastal flood advisory due to tidal flooding. High winds and rain are expected, but conditions will clear by the weekend with rising temperatures.

A D.C. man, Diandre Caesar, was found guilty of gun and assault charges following a dispute at McDonald's where he fired at a car with a family inside.

A man was arrested for a shooting in Southwest D.C. that injured four people. The police are seeking additional suspects and information from the public.

Michael Owusu-Sakyi was arrested for an armed assault in Southeast Washington, after a non-fatal shooting of a woman on Fairlawn Avenue. He faces an assault charge with a dangerous weapon.

Metropolitan Police Department detectives have nabbed 25-year-old Harris Baylin, who reportedly has been wreaking havoc on businesses with a s...

An 89-year-old man died in a car crash in Southeast D.C. The Major Crash Investigations Unit is investigating the incident where the man’s car struck a drain ditch.

The National Weather Service has issued a wind advisory for the D.C.-Baltimore area, warning of strong gusts that could cause damage and power outages. A Gale Warning is also in place for all waters. Weather is expected to improve after today.

President Biden declared a major disaster in Oregon due to January 2024's severe storms, enabling federal funding for recovery in affected counties and the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians.

The White House contrasts Biden's tax plan favoring middle-class Americans with GOP proposals benefiting the wealthy, highlighting differences in tax rates, IRS investment, and tax credits.

The NBA Draft Lottery has set odds for the top pick, with the Pistons and Wizards having the best chances, per CBS Sports and Bleacher Report. The Blazers edged out the Hornets for better odds, and the Spurs also remain in the mix.

President Biden has declared the severe weather events in California as a major disaster, enabling federal aid for recovery efforts in multiple counties.

FanDuel has launched as the exclusive sports betting operator in Washington D.C., aiming to generate significant tax revenue and replace the criticized GamBetDC service.

The White House introduces a strategy to enhance global health defenses, recognizing the borderless nature of biological threats and expanding partnerships to 50 countries.

Metropolitan Police seek suspects in a violent robbery on 9th Street in D.C., where individuals were assaulted and robbed while walking their dog on the evening of April 7.

Police seek a suspect for a daylight robbery in NW D.C., asking for public help after a pickpocket stole cash from a patron's pocket in a local business.

U.S. officials met with Mexican leaders to strengthen economic and security ties, discussing trade, immigration, and energy, with details on outcomes yet to be released.

Metropolitan Police seek a suspect who used a fire extinguisher in a convenience store robbery on Columbia Road. They encourage public tips, with a reward offered for information leading to an arrest.

Former North Korean official Myong Ho Ri is indicted by U.S. authorities on charges including bank fraud and sanctions evasion as a result of an HSI investigation.

On the 25th anniversary of Columbine, President Biden reflected on the tragedy and the continued issue of gun violence, calling for stronger gun control measures.

A South Carolina man pleaded guilty to felony charges related to using a stolen police riot shield to assault officers during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.

Arman Amirshahi received three years probation and 200 hours of community service for his part in a cash-for-clemency scheme in D.C. Co-conspirators received varying sentences, and all must pay restitution.

A man in D.C. admitted to a series of 2023 robberies, with sentencing set for June 28. He pleaded guilty to armed robberies and theft, targeting various businesses. His tactics varied, sometimes involving weapons like knives and scissors.

MPD seeks public's help in locating a suspect involved in multiple robberies across Northwest DC, beginning April 3rd with details and footage available on their website.

Authorities in Southeast DC are investigating two strong-arm robberies that occurred on March 26, 2024; one suspect, a 14-year-old, has been arrested.

EXIM Bank's 2024 Annual Conference will be held on June 6-7 at the Washington Hilton, focusing on exports, clean energy, and competitiveness, with networking opportunities and influential speakers.

Southeast D.C. shooting leads to the arrest of Anthony Moten, Sr., and the seizure of three firearms by the police; victim suffers non-life-threatening injuries.

Bryan Rice, a D.C. man with a criminal past, was sentenced to 10 years for drug trafficking and weapon charges.

A robber attacked workers with a fire extinguisher during a daytime robbery in a D.C. convenience store, and the police are seeking the public's help to find the suspect.

DeAngelo Wayne McNeil, 37, received a 36-month prison sentence for illegal firearms possession and crack cocaine dealing near a school in Washington D.C.

Fairfax County Public Schools was cleared by a federal jury in a Title IX case from 2011, where alleged rape between students was under scrutiny. The verdict has prompted discussions about the effectiveness of Title IX protections and the challenges faced by victims.

The Metropolitan Police arrested 19-year-old Charles Monroe for a St. Patrick's Day purse snatching in Northwest DC, bringing relief to a community affected by thefts.

Petworth PorchFest in Northwest D.C. will showcase over 250 bands on porches throughout the neighborhood, featuring a variety of musical genres and aiming to unite the community through live performances. If it rains, the event will move to Sunday.

An on-duty DC police officer was seriously injured after being hit by a car while on a motorcycle. The crash impacted traffic but the street has reopened. The driver stayed at the scene.

The MPD is investigating a fatal shooting that occurred in Northwest D.C., resulting in one dead and two injured. No arrests have been made and the identity of the deceased has yet to be released.

A man died from gunshot wounds after a shooting inside a U Street restaurant in Washington D.C., with the Metropolitan Police investigating the incident.

The article provides the weekly weather forecast for Washington D.C., detailing a mix of warm temperatures, sunny skies, and potential for thunderstorms and rain showers.

The Metropolitan Police Department is investigating after a driver struck and killed a pedestrian in a hit-and-run on Georgia Avenue, NW in Washington, D.C.

The Metropolitan Police have arrested five more juveniles for a retail theft at CVS, bringing the total to six. They face charges including assault, burglary, and theft.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Washington D.C., predicting a mix of sunny days, potential thunderstorms, and fluctuating temperatures throughout the week.

The Metropolitan Police are searching for a burglary suspect following an incident on H Street, Northeast on April 27, 2024. The community is asked to assist with any information.

The shooting victim from a January incident in NW D.C. has died, leading authorities to consider upgrading the charges against the previously arrested 56-year-old suspect.

President Biden proclaimed May 2024 as Jewish American Heritage Month, recognizing Jewish Americans' contributions and addressing the rise of antisemitism.

Kenneth Collins, with multiple theft convictions, has been charged with felony second-degree theft for allegedly stealing from a CVS in Washington D.C.

Travis Wicks was sentenced to 57 months for illegal firearm possession following a search that revealed a modified handgun/rifle with a drum magazine.

Two Houston men pleaded guilty to running an operation that illegally funneled money to Iran, some intended for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, violating the IEEPA.

The Metropolitan Police swiftly arrested a man after an attempted armed robbery in Northwest D.C., where the suspect failed to seize the victim's property and fled the scene.

A D.C. man, Ernest McEachin, faces a year or more in prison for a second-degree theft charge after allegedly stealing from a CVS, with prior convictions potentially enhancing the penalty.

VP Harris announced a rule to expand health coverage for over 100,000 DACA recipients, emphasizing their role in society and urging Congress for permanent solutions.

MPD arrested a 16-year-old male from Northeast DC for his involvement in a group theft at a Navy Yard CVS, where items were stolen and a security guard was assaulted with a bottle.

A man died crashing his car into a White House security barrier; the event is being investigated as a traffic crash, with no threat posed to the White House.

USAID seeks a Supervisory Management and Program Analyst for their Bureau for Resilience, Environment and Food Security in Washington, DC, vital for guiding agricultural and environmental sustainability efforts.

Rashaud Williams from D.C. has been convicted of multiple charges, including assault with a dangerous weapon, for threats made at an auto repair shop.

A high-speed crash at a White House security barrier resulted in the death of James Chester Lewis Jr. from North Carolina. The incident is under investigation.

Three burglars targeted a Northwest business early Wednesday, and DC police seek help identifying them from surveillance footage after property was stolen.

A D.C. man, Earl Isaac III, has been sentenced to 90 months for distributing fentanyl and having a machine gun, after pleading guilty to several charges.

The article details the Biden-Harris administration's efforts to advance equity and opportunity for Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities, highlighting economic, educational, healthcare, and cultural initiatives.

Azriel Ethan Echavarria was sentenced to 16 years for partaking in a crime spree with the Kennedy Street Crew, including carjackings and robberies in the D.C. area.

Police responded to a burglary and court order violation in Brooklyn Park, initiating a manhunt for the suspect who remains at large despite a significant police presence.

U.S. officials are set to meet with China in Geneva to discuss AI risks and safety, emphasizing cooperation in developing AI norms and practices amidst broader tensions.

The Biden-Harris Administration has launched Infrastructure Week, emphasizing the results of investments in America's infrastructure, including road, bridge, and clean energy projects.

A new dog park opened in Ward 7, providing the community's first such amenity east of the river. Mayor Bowser and officials celebrated the opening, emphasizing the park's role in community building and local business support.

The Metropolitan Police Department is investigating a moped robbery by two assailants in the Northwest district and seeks public assistance to apprehend the suspects.

A shooting in Northeast D.C. resulted in the death of Ellal Glover and left another man wounded. The incident occurred on Hayes Street NE and the MPD is investigating.

Two juveniles were arrested for an armed robbery at L’Enfant Plaza, D.C., with two more suspects at large. The MPD seeks community help in the ongoing investigation.

Mayor Bowser has launched a Safe Commercial Corridor Hub in Anacostia to connect residents with city services, following a successful similar initiative in Chinatown.

D.C. is expecting varied weather with sun, breezes, and possible thunderstorms, peaking on Friday night and Saturday. Conditions will improve early next week.

A D.C. argument turned violent with a stabbing and pepper spray; police arrested 26-year-old Sebastian Fonseca-Gomez.

A 14-year-old boy was arrested by the MPD in D.C. for wielding a rifle and damaging property after an argument escalated. He is facing multiple charges, including Assault with a Dangerous Weapon.

Isolated showers are expected in Washington D.C., with a 20% chance worsening overnight to 70%, as reported by the National Weather Service. Rain is likely to continue into the weekend.

The MPD in Washington D.C. seized 45 firearms in a week, targeting illegal handguns, shotguns, and "ghost guns" across the city, resulting in various individuals facing charges.

A third staffer has accused former DC Deputy Mayor John Falcicchio of sexual harassment, with an independent report criticizing transparency in the city government's handling of such allegations.

DeJuan Bell received a 24-year sentence for a 2021 shooting in a D.C. apartment building, which resulted in one death and one injury. Bell pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and was also given five years of supervised release.

The article discusses upcoming legislation led by Representatives Rodgers and Bilirakis to address online privacy, children's safety on the internet, and A.M. radio preservation.

D.C. police are searching for two individuals after a daytime robbery at a Southeast business; one suspect was armed. The incident occurred on May 22, 2024.

A man received a 10-year sentence for shooting at a D.C. police officer. He had fired bullets without wounding the officer and was later caught with a stolen firearm linked to him by DNA.

Members of the "La Dank DMV Crew" have been sentenced for marijuana trafficking, with two receiving prison terms and supervised release after a coordinated law enforcement investigation.

A man, Michael Spencer, was arrested for indecent exposure after fleeing a May 8 incident in Northeast D.C. His arrest followed on May 22, bringing concerns for community safety to light.

The District Government announces modified Memorial Day services, with outdoor pools and spray parks open from May 29-31, allowing residents to enjoy recreational facilities during the holiday.

A man was arrested in Southeast D.C. for multiple carjackings, armed with a firearm at the time of his capture. The police charged him with several offenses including possession of an unregistered firearm.

The National Weather Service predicts a mix of sun and storms for Washington, D.C., with swinging conditions through the Memorial Day weekend and beyond.

Metropolitan Police seek a suspect in a non-fatal stabbing in Northwest D.C., offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and indictment.

A D.C. man was convicted of charges including arson and burglary after setting his ex's apartment door on fire. He awaits possible life imprisonment at sentencing.

Mayor Bowser opened DC's outdoor pools with the Jump In, DC event, celebrating the city's top park system ranking and detailing summer aquatic facility schedules and upgrades.

James Jackson was sentenced to 23 years for the 2022 Memorial Day murder of Christian Monje near Dupont Circle after pleading guilty to second-degree murder while armed.

Two 20-year-old men were found shot dead at a park in Silver Spring, Maryland, with the shooter still at large. Police are investigating and seeking witnesses.

Eight heroes received medals for rescuing an injured MPD officer from the Washington Channel after he fell and hurt his leg. The MPD and DC Fireboat crews were awarded for their lifesaving efforts.

Nicholas Ortt of Mount Airy, Maryland, has admitted to his involvement in the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot. Ortt pleaded guilty to assaulting law enforcement officers and will be sentenced later this year.

Cincinnati man, John Albertson, is sentenced to 13 years for distributing child pornography and plotting to abuse a child.

The National Weather Service predicts clear skies, rising temperatures, and light winds for the Washington D.C. area, with conditions ideal for outdoor activities.

Teenage students from Dunbar High School faced a court hearing on shooting charges that left one student injured. The suspects are held without bond, with the potential for additional charges. The defense contests the intent to kill charge.

A man named Dante Gardner was arrested for a dog theft during a home invasion in Washington D.C. on New Year's Eve. The dog was returned to the owner days later.

A D.C. felon, Bartwone Copeland, has been sentenced to 12 years for weapons and drug offenses, including trafficking fentanyl and possessing a machinegun.

A retired U.S. Navy Admiral and two executives were arrested for their alleged roles in a bribery scheme involving Navy contracts exchanged for employment benefits. They face up to 30 years if convicted.

Attorney General Brian L. Schwalb criticizes the proposed truancy and public safety bill before the DC Council, arguing it's misaligned with the city's needs and may compromise safety.

First Lady Jill Biden attended Pittsburgh's Pride festival, advocating LGBTQ+ rights and emphasizing the 2024 election stakes, highlighting President Biden's support for the community.

President Biden congratulated Mexico's President-elect Claudia Sheinbaum, committing to continued collaboration on democracy, security, and prosperity between the nations.

Louisiana man Willard Purkell pleaded guilty to felony and misdemeanor charges for his actions during the Jan. 6 Capitol riots. His sentencing is set for September 12.

Jayvon Thomas, tied to a DC murder, is charged after a child accidentally shot herself with an unsecured ghost gun. He was previously charged with murder but granted pre-trial release.

National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan met with Baltic counterparts to affirm U.S. opposition to Russia's actions in Ukraine and discuss defense strategies ahead of the NATO Summit.

President Biden announces new border control actions, including expediting removals and barring migrants who unlawfully cross from asylum, amid calls for Congressional action on immigration reform.

The MPD seeks assistance in finding a suspect involved in multiple attempted sexual assault incidents in Northeast and Northwest DC. They request anyone with information to contact them.

D.C. police seek help to identify the suspect in Maurice Downing's fatal shooting on May 29, 2024. Downing was found with gunshot wounds and pronounced dead at the scene.

An Amtrak employee is charged with lying to a federal agent about his interactions with a passenger who alleged sexual assault on a train journey from Washington, D.C. to Chicago.

A Houston man received a 74-month prison sentence for assaulting law enforcement with weapons during the January 6 Capitol breach. He admitted guilt and must also pay restitution and undergo supervised release.

The MPD is seeking information regarding the suspect in the shooting death of Maurice Downing, offering a $25,000 reward for details leading to an arrest and conviction.

The article discusses the weather forecast for Washington D.C., predicting a pattern of warm, sunny days with occasional chances of showers and thunderstorms in the coming week.

The Metropolitan Police Department is searching for three suspects involved in a robbery outside the Gallery Place Metro Station; the victim is being treated for non-life-threatening injuries.

Presidents Biden and Zelenskyy discussed U.S. support for Ukraine, highlighting a new $225 million security aid package amid Russian aggression. They plan to reconvene at the G7 Summit.

The MPD warns of scammers impersonating them, falsely claiming residents have an arrest warrant and demanding payment over phone. They urge verification through official channels.

Chief of Police Smith marched in full uniform at the Capital Pride Parade, demonstrating his commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion both as the Chief and as the former Chief Equity Officer.

Washington D.C. faces varied weather, starting at 66°F, with increasing clouds and possible evening showers. The week progresses to higher temperatures, peaking on Friday near 97°F.

The Biden-Harris administration announces initiatives to enhance cybersecurity in healthcare, responding to a 128% increase in cyberattacks on the sector.

Metropolitan Police seek suspects in an early-morning armed robbery in Northwest, as a victim was robbed by multiple armed assailants. The MPD urges public assistance.

Teachers and parents protest proposed budget cuts to Montgomery County Public Schools due to a $30 million deficit. No job losses are expected, but class sizes may increase.

The DISB highlights the importance of flood insurance, noting it's not included in standard homeowners' policies and advising on precautions against water damage.

Two Virginians were convicted for assaulting police during the January 6 Capitol riot, facing sentencing by Judge Contreras. They participated in violent clashes in the Capitol's Lower West Terrace Tunnel.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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

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

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.

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.

Michael Tyler Roberts from Knoxville, Tennessee, admitted to assaulting police during the Capitol riots and faces sentencing in December 2024. The FBI and U.S. Attorney's Office collaborated to bring charges against him.

The Metropolitan Police Department investigates a fatal shooting on S Street, Northwest, where 21-year-old Vaughn Dozier Jr. was killed. No suspects or motives have been identified.

Man arrested for armed robbery on Connecticut Avenue by Metropolitan Police after a detailed investigation; he allegedly committed the crime in May and was caught in June.

The Metropolitan Police arrested two teenagers for a spree of robbery attempts in Southeast Washington, D.C., successfully recovering a victim's phone.

A man was fatally shot in Northeast, and police later arrested a suspect charged with Second Degree Murder while Armed.

Former Detroit Pistons executive Troy Weaver joins the Washington Wizards as a senior advisor after amicably leaving the Pistons. He reunites with former colleagues in D.C.

A man has been arrested for attempted burglary and carjacking in Silver Spring, MD, after a failed apartment break-in where residents used bear spray. Samuel Bajard is held without bond.

Iowa's congressional leaders have asked President Biden for a prompt disaster declaration following severe storms, seeking FEMA and SBA assistance for affected counties.

Mayor Bowser promotes Washington, D.C. for global business at the SelectUSA Investment Summit, highlighting the city's innovation sector and launching the "Washington, DC Global Soft Landing" program for international companies.