Two people were shot Sunday night in Southeast D.C.; one was taken to the hospital at the scene and a second self‑transported. Police say an investigation is underway.

Two men were wounded in separate D.C. shootings on May 9; MPD says both incidents are under investigation and no arrests were reported.

A two‑alarm blaze hit the 1700 block of 1st Street NW on Saturday, collapsing a porch and sending one person to the hospital as firefighters worked to contain the fire.

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 Washington commuter says he was attacked without warning on a Red Line train on Cinco de Mayo and needed staples for head wounds. Metro Transit Police are investigating.

A Brooklyn banker pleaded guilty in the DOJ’s Operation Gold Rush probe tied to more than $10 billion in alleged Medicare fraud. New guilty pleas and federal advisories have renewed enforcement activity.

A man was sentenced to 165 years after convictions for raping children, DC News Now reports. The consecutive term reflects multiple counts and rare, extreme punishment.

A new Global Initiative analysis finds Facebook hosts the bulk of online illegal wildlife listings, with tens of thousands of ads and calls for enforceable oversight.

A man was found shot near Tenleytown–AU Metro Station Thursday and taken to a hospital; police say he was conscious and breathing and no arrests have been made.

Breadcoin says roughly 2,400 physical meal tokens — an estimated $7,000–$8,000 — were stolen from an employee's car in Hyattsville. The nonprofit has offered a reward and is working with police to recover the coins.

Jeanine Pirro will announce charges against 11 people accused of running an international meth and GBL trafficking ring spanning the East Coast, California and South Korea.

A D.C. jury convicted Spiro Stafilatos in the 2022 White House‑area crash that killed a McLean woman. Sentencing is scheduled for June 25.

Federal prosecutors say a Fairfax resident funneled more than $6.6M from a Massachusetts mortgage firm into a personal account over nearly a decade. The case is now in federal court.