A 23-foot skiff with three people aboard was found alive after seven days adrift off Chuuk State; the U.S. Coast Guard cutter Midgett diverted from patrol to make the rescue.

A PNAS study by UW and Drexel finds roughly 73% of Indigenous people killed by police from 2013–2024 died on or within 10 miles of reservations, highlighting policing and investment gaps.

A Santa Clara native and alleged CJNG co-founder pleaded guilty in Washington, D.C., to a U.S. cocaine‑importation conspiracy and faces decades behind bars.

Emergency crews evaluated about 10 students at Friendship Collegiate on Tuesday after a reported fight; officials say an irritant suspected to be pepper spray affected multiple students.

A 10‑year‑old was seriously hurt when a dirt bike struck him in a D.C. bike lane. His mother and neighbors are pushing for tougher enforcement and better protections for bike lanes.

Police arrested a 30-year-old in Camp Springs after investigators linked him to two gun incidents in Southeast D.C.; authorities say property was damaged but no one was hurt.

Court filings say a 3-year-old migrant was sexually assaulted while in ORR custody at a Harlingen foster home. Attorneys say delays and oversight gaps left the child in care for months.

The FBI’s IC3 reports Americans lost more than $20 billion to online scams in 2025, with investment schemes causing the biggest damage. The report names BEC and tech support cons as major loss drivers.

Federal prosecutors said the evidence was insufficient to bring federal criminal charges against officers who pursued a pickup after the Feb. 11 Glover Park shooting. The decision closes the federal probe but leaves other avenues open.

Eight youths were charged after police broke up disorderly activity outside a Teen Spring Jam at King Greenleaf Rec Center; several face affray and officer-assault counts.

A child was critically hurt in a hit-and-run involving an ATV at 14th and Chapin NW. Police say the rider fled and are asking the public for tips.

A firefighter was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries and an adult and two children were displaced after a basement fire in Northwest D.C.; investigators are examining the cause.

Secret Service and D.C. police searched Lafayette Park after reported gunfire; no injuries were reported and road closures remain while the investigation continues.