A man was killed and three others injured in a Southeast shooting; police are investigating and offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

Three Iranian nationals are indicted for an alleged hacking campaign to disrupt the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election.

Cameron Curry of Raleigh pleads guilty to extorting a D.C. company for $2.5 million by threatening sensitive data release.

A Southeast D.C. man was found guilty of aggravated assault while armed after a confrontation led to gunfire. The jury verdict for the March 2024 incident followed a dispute over loud music. Sentencing is scheduled for December.

Eric Lemus received a nine-year prison sentence for shooting two minors in Columbia Heights, Washington, D.C., after pleading guilty to assault and firearm charges.

A former police officer, Lucius Kearney, was convicted of sexually abusing a 15-year-old in 2005-2006. His conviction followed the victim's recent accusations.

The first charge under a new law targeting repeat sexual offenders in Washington D.C. has been filed against Michael Hilliard following an incident at George Washington University Hospital.

Teenager found safe, AMBER Alert canceled after she was allegedly abducted in a confrontation. Police recovered her following a pursuit and continue to search for the suspect.

The Metropolitan Police have arrested multiple individuals in Washington DC for vehicle-related thefts, including Edlisa Caesar, Harold Miller, and Dominique Edwards.

Two teens were arrested by the MPD for a series of armed robberies, facing three counts each, amid a wider concern for public safety and ongoing investigations in D.C.

Victim safely returned after a kidnapping in Southeast DC; suspect remains at large but their vehicle was located, leading to the victim’s recovery. Police are investigating and seeking information.

The Congress Heights Day Parade and Art All Night events in D.C. will cause street closures and parking restrictions on September 28, potentially affecting traffic from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

The Metropolitan Police Department of Washington D.C. confiscated 34 firearms within a week and arrested several individuals, including a 14-year-old with a "Ghost Gun," in efforts to curb gun violence.