Dequan Davis was arrested by D.C. police for an armed robbery in the Southeast neighborhood, where he allegedly used a knife to obtain a victim's belongings.

Heavy rain and thunderstorms in Washington D.C. prompt a Coastal Flood Advisory; the National Weather Service forecasts high humidity and ongoing showers with potential flooding.

Jerry Tyree, 46, was convicted of aggravated assault and other charges for shooting a transgender individual after a dispute on November 29, 2023. Sentencing is set for December 13, 2024.

Chanae Ridian Watson was arrested in D.C. for allegedly making threats involving a firearm and using racially charged language at a business on 14th Street.

MPD arrested a 30-year-old for multiple burglaries on U Street, with Samora Buchanan charged for three counts after incidents on August 31st, September 11th, and 21st.

Washington D.C. faces unsettled weather and coastal flooding as the National Weather Service issues a Coastal Flood Warning with potential inundation risks.

The Metropolitan Police seeks the public's help to find four suspects in a business burglary involving ATM theft in Southeast D.C. on September 12, 2024.

Two individuals were charged with stealing $230 million in Bitcoin through a cryptocurrency scam, as announced by the U.S. Attorney's Office and other agencies.

The DC Council is accelerating legislative efforts before the year ends, creating new subcommittees and is investigating Councilmember White; it's also working on cannabis licensing and various other bills.

Three suspects were arrested by the Metropolitan Police for a robbery on the 1600 block of Lamont Street, NW, involving assault and theft but no injuries to the victim.

An arrest was made in Northeast Washington after an assault with a firearm incident occurred without injuries or damage. Daniel Griffin faces multiple charges.

DDOT celebrated its goDCgo program's success during TDM Week, highlighting reduced traffic and CO2 emissions in Washington, D.C., and promoting sustainable transport options.

Brian Jeffrey Raymond, an ex-U.S. government employee, received a 30-year prison sentence for sexually assaulting women and creating explicit images without consent.