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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.