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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.