Mayor Muriel Bowser unveiled the 2025 Robust Retail Grant recipients, supporting local businesses in Washington D.C. as part of her economic development strategy.

Michael Snow Jr. of Durham, North Carolina, was sentenced to four months of probation, 40 hours of community service, and ordered to pay $525 in restitution for destroying a U.S. flag during a protest.

Washington D.C. is experiencing a clear and chilly morning, with the week's forecast showing typical spring weather, including sunny conditions and chances of showers later in the week.

DDOT invites the public to a meeting about Pennsylvania Avenue West Streetscape Project on May 21, providing project details and seeking community input.

Mayor Muriel Bowser is having a private workday with meetings and no public events, prompting speculation about the discussions in the context of current events.

Montgomery County students were honored at a ceremony for their artwork on waste reduction, reuse, and recycling, emphasizing environmental sustainability and single-use plastics.

President Trump signs a trade deal with the UK aimed to benefit American markets, agriculture, and manufacturing, receiving praise from industry leaders and politicians.

Nathaniel Lamar Nelson Scott, 36, of Bowie, Maryland, received a 96-month sentence for planning to sexually exploit a child in D.C., unknowingly communicating with an undercover officer.

A Massachusetts man was charged with attempting to assassinate a cabinet nominee at the U.S. Capitol, carrying a knife and makeshift Molotov cocktails.

Alante Partlow was sentenced to 156 months in prison for shooting a child and an adult in Washington, D.C. in 2024, after pleading guilty to assault and firearms charges.

Montgomery County Police are seeking public assistance in locating 16-year-old Kendra Small, whose circumstances of disappearance remain unclear. The community is urged to report any information.

Police seek public help to find a vehicle in a Southeast Washington hit-and-run that critically injured a man on April 19, 2025. They offer a $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

Andre Clark pled guilty to second-degree murder for a fatal Southeast D.C. shooting and may face 15-20 years in prison followed by supervised release.