The DC Office of Human Rights announces a webinar series on housing equity to coincide with Fair Housing Month, offering weekly virtual sessions in April to educate residents on housing rights.

Mayor Muriel Bowser supports Therme Group's plan to create a wellness-focused destination at Poplar Point, expecting it to offer health benefits, jobs, and economic growth for the Anacostia waterfront.

The MPD arrested three suspects for an armed robbery in Northeast D.C., recovering a stolen scooter and charging the individuals with robbery and other offenses.

The Metropolitan Police Department seized 62 firearms, including "Ghost Guns," in Washington D.C. in one week and made arrests for various charges related to illegal gun possession.

The Justice Department seized $201,400 in cryptocurrency to disrupt a financing scheme linked to Hamas, tracing and laundering over $1.5 million since October 2024.

Congressman Cohen introduces the Mobility Means Freedom Tax Credit Act to provide a 50% tax credit for personal expenses on mobility aids, aiming to improve the independence of those with mobility impairments.

An arrest has been made in a Northwest Washington homicide case over a year after the incident, with charges against Orlando Anderson for the murder of Jeremy Johnson.

Mayor Muriel Bowser honors the women in DC's sanitation team during Women's History Month, acknowledging their crucial role in keeping the city clean.

The Washington Nationals' 2025 season begins March 27 with traffic and parking plans announced for Nationals Park, including street closures and enforcement of parking restrictions.

Two arrested after Eckington shooting; surveillance footage crucial in the investigation, with two handguns recovered and charges for endangerment and assault filed.

Sharon Daugherty's role as a Community Outreach Coordinator at MPD is highlighted on social media for her community engagement and advocacy for women in law enforcement during Women's History Month.

Democrats question the SSA Commissioner nominee on alleged efforts to undermine the agency and express concerns over privatization efforts and policy changes impacting beneficiaries.

Corey Whittico was sentenced to 84 months for brandishing a modified gun on Instagram Live, which led to his arrest with marijuana and firearms in his car.