Easton police arrested 25-year-old Shakur I. Brown after multiple 911 calls about someone clinging to a moving car; he faces kidnapping, carjacking and assault charges. The victim was found unharmed.

A van drove through a security barricade near the White House; police detained the driver and reported no injuries while nearby streets were closed.

Travis Scott filed a Supreme Court brief arguing prosecutors improperly used James Broadnax’s rap lyrics at sentencing; Broadnax faces execution April 30, 2026.

MPD is searching for a woman seen with a brown blanket after a stabbing around 6:02 a.m. March 9 in the 1900 block of Fenwick Street NE.

D.C. police are searching for a black Infiniti tied to a March 6 shooting on Webster Street NE. Two juvenile suspects were seen leaving the scene in a G37S, police say.

Kaevon Sutton pleaded guilty to federal kidnapping after prosecutors say he and accomplices forced two people into their cars at gunpoint and left them in Maryland woods.

Two men remain at large after a March 9 robbery on the 1200 block of Girard Street NW. Police say they fled in a silver Hyundai Accent with Maryland plates.

D.C. police released surveillance images and are offering a reward after a March 4 robbery on Half Street SE in which a suspect demanded the victim’s phone password.

A man was fatally shot Monday evening in Marshall Heights. Homicide detectives are investigating and MPD data shows a year‑over‑year drop in homicides.

Four men tied to the Fox 5 Gang were sentenced March 6 after pleading guilty in a series of daytime shootings across Southeast Washington, D.C.

Three people were arrested in a Northeast D.C. burglary but the stolen Shih Tzu puppy Cruz remains missing while police seek tips.

A brief police chase in Northeast D.C. ended when U.S. Park Police arrested a man on the roof of a neighborhood school; no injuries were reported. Authorities say the driver abandoned his vehicle and was taken into custody.

A former D.C. Public Schools aide returned to court Monday over allegations she forced hot sauce into the mouth of a nonverbal student. The case has reignited questions about oversight in special‑education classrooms.