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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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