Three suspects on scooters reportedly circled, stabbed and robbed a man on Florida Avenue NW early Thursday; police are seeking tips.

The team behind Chercher Ethiopian has filed for a liquor license to open Deluxe Bar at 3606 14th St NW, proposing late-night hours, outdoor seating and dancing.

A deported sex offender admitted he sneaked back into the U.S. under an alias and was sentenced to 30 months in federal prison, prosecutors say.

United will relaunch daily nonstop flights between Houston (IAH) and Caracas (CCS) on Aug. 11, restoring a direct connection that many families and oil-sector workers rely on.

A mother says her autistic daughter was sexually abused at Kelly Miller Middle School and that DCPS didn’t notify her until detectives called — parents rallied and demanded answers. District rules require same‑day incident reporting for high‑risk events.

The Department of Energy awarded contracts to loan about 53.3 million barrels from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, with deliveries starting immediately as part of a coordinated international release. The swaps are structured so borrowed volumes are repaid with a premium to rebuild the reserve over time.

Four people were arrested after protesters allegedly interfered with a traffic stop near the proposed ICE detention warehouse in Salt Lake City. Police say two men were found with weapons and several were booked on obstruction-related counts.

Baltimore’s Pitango Gelato will open a franchised shop at South Riding Market Square in Loudoun County this July as the brand expands across the East Coast.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy’s family stars in a new reality series funded by a nonprofit whose sponsor page lists companies the DOT regulates. Critics and ethics experts say the arrangement raises troubling optics.

A State Department cable tells consulates to deny visas to applicants who say they fear returning home, a change that could ensnare H‑1B holders, students and travelers.

MPD released photos and is offering up to $1,000 for tips after a May 6 sexual abuse incident on the 1400 block of Pennsylvania Avenue.

A House subcommittee is probing GW after allegations that veteran students in an accelerated MBA were shortchanged on housing aid and faced $14K–$20K surprise bills. The letter to GW demands documents and a corrective plan by May 13.

Gov. Kevin Stitt signed HB 3700, directing Oklahoma colleges to grade students on academic criteria only and empowering the State Regents to withhold funds for noncompliance.