Jennifer Brunenkant, owner of Herbal Alternatives II, is indicted for tax evasion, accused of not paying ~$930,000 in taxes, facing up to five years per count if convicted.

Democratic leaders criticize Trump's policy, alleging harm to veterans and prioritizing the wealthy, while championing the rights of military personnel.

The TSA prepares for higher travel volumes during spring break, urging travelers to get REAL IDs by May 7 and offering tips for smooth security checks.

Attorney General Brian L. Schwalb issued a consumer alert about the rights of car buyers, focusing on the need for transparency from used car dealers in the District and offering tips for a confident purchase process.

D.C. police seek help to identify a shooting suspect from a March 4 incident on Washington Place. A wounded male victim received non-life-threatening injuries and a $10,000 reward is offered for information leading to an arrest.

U.S. lawmakers propose a bill to overturn Trump's energy executive orders, aiming to protect jobs, combat rising costs, and advance clean energy against China's progress.

Montgomery County Council President Kate Stewart is hosting a virtual event focused on connecting residents with mental health resources, with U.S. Rep. Jamie Raskin and local experts participating.

Democratic Whip Katherine Clark criticized GOP's tax priorities, highlighting Elon Musk's wealth compared to NIH's spending on childhood cancer research.

The Metropolitan Police are searching for suspects in two business burglaries that occurred on March 3 in Southeast and Northeast D.C., with surveillance images released and a reward offered for information.

Darryl Quander, known as the "Redbull Guy," received a 40-month sentence for a spree of thefts from CVS stores in Washington, D.C., totaling over $3,500.

Detailed weekly weather forecast for Washington D.C. includes a mix of sun, showers, and potential thunderstorms, with fluctuating temperatures and wind speeds.

Senator Ron Wyden challenges the VA over canceled contracts crucial to veteran healthcare, demanding the restoration of services such as diagnostics and expressing concern for veterans' access to timely medical care.

Senator Ron Wyden will host a live online town hall with People's Town Hall on March 4 instead of attending the State of the Union, emphasizing constituent engagement.