Five former aerospace start-up executives were charged with fraud, conspiracy, and tax evasion, accused of swindling $250 million from investors and lenders.

Senators Tillis and Padilla reintroduce the TRACE Act for better tracking of missing persons on federal land, which involves updating NamUs to aid in search efforts.

The Metropolitan Police apprehended a suspect for a December 2024 carjacking in Northeast Washington D.C. where a moped rider was assaulted and robbed.

Antonio Johnson sentenced to 17 years for the voluntary manslaughter of Marcellus Jackson in June 2024, confirmed by U.S. Attorney Edward Martin, Jr. and MPD Chief Pamela Smith.

D.C. weather forecast predicts varied conditions, with sunny skies and highs of 75°F transitioning to rain showers and gusty winds, before ending the week with sunshine and moderate temperatures.

The MPD responded to a situation at the US Institute of Peace, where unauthorized persons were occupying the premises; they left peacefully after intervention, with no arrests made.

A suspect was arrested for an armed robbery at a bus stop in Northwest, with the MPD seizing a firearm and charging Nathaniel Mysion, 23, with Armed Robbery and other offenses.

DC Police Department highlights Officer Maria Del Pilar Mendoza's service and advocacy work during Women's History Month, underscoring her role in supporting the LGBTQ+ community and hate crime victims.

DC Police seek help to find missing 14-year-old Jariyah Brown, last seen March 16 in the 1800 block of C Street, SE. Public urged to give information.

Michael Alexander, 19, was arrested for a February shooting in Northeast D.C. that injured one man. He is charged with Assault with a Dangerous Weapon.

DOI approves Spring Creek Mine expansion, ensuring U.S. energy boost and job retention, underpinned by Trump-led deregulation efforts, despite environmental debate.

ICE arrested Roxana Ayala-Duran, a Salvadoran national with a prior assault conviction, underscoring its commitment to public safety by deporting criminal offenders.

Cardinal Robert McElroy was installed as the new archbishop of Washington D.C., advocating for unity and addressing issues such as sexual abuse, immigration, and support for the LGBTQIA+ community.