A 60-year-old man, Shanming Wei, died after being struck by a Ford F150 in a parking lot collision in Rockville, with police investigating and seeking witnesses.

Mayor Bowser will start the 46th year of the DC Summer Youth Employment Program at Trinity Washington University, encouraging RSVPs for coverage and online viewing.

Vice President JD Vance defended the Trump administration's targeted strikes on Iran's nuclear sites as a peace-seeking measure and indicated readiness for diplomacy, emphasizing aversion to war.

The first sentencing in the Maryland pawn shop burglary involving the theft of 34 guns has been handed down; Juwon Anderson received 84 months in prison.

US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy criticizes a judicial ruling allowing states more control over immigration enforcement, emphasizing federal law supremacy on the matter.

A Maryland State Trooper was hit by a Tesla during a crash investigation on I-495 and is now recovering at home; the ongoing investigation is looking into impairment as a cause.

U.S. authorities have seized a record $225.3 million in cryptocurrency tied to fraud, following an investigation by the Secret Service and FBI, leading to a civil forfeiture complaint.

A man was seriously wounded in a shooting in Silver Spring; police have arrested a suspect and do not seek others. The community is shaken by the incident. The investigation is ongoing.

The Bowser Administration is hosting the third annual "Juneteenth in the District" event with activities that promote health, community, and the commemoration of the end of slavery in the U.S.

A 39-year-old homeless woman, Sierra Nichole Smith, was killed in a pedestrian accident involving a semi-trailer and a Chevrolet Suburban in Northeast D.C.

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection launched CBP Link, a new mobile app to simplify travelers' interactions with border services, including I-94 form applications and border wait times checks.

James Paris III of Northeast D.C. was arrested after a white 2021 Freightliner Cascadia crashed into a building at 4th and E Street in Southwest Waterfront. The incident occurred around 12:30 p.m. Thursday and caused minor structural damage. No injuries were reported, and the Metropolitan Police Department is continuing its investigation.

The National Weather Service predicts unsettled weather for Washington D.C., including showers, thunderstorms, and possible flooding through Wednesday, with some improvement by the weekend.