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.

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

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.

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

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

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 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.

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.

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.