Teenage students from Dunbar High School faced a court hearing on shooting charges that left one student injured. The suspects are held without bond, with the potential for additional charges. The defense contests the intent to kill charge.

A man named Maurice Downing was fatally shot at Hanover Place, Northwest DC, leading to a Metropolitan Police Department investigation with an appeal for public assistance.

William George Knight from South Dakota was arrested for assaulting law enforcement during the Jan. 6 Capitol riots, facing multiple charges, including a felony.

Gary Bellinger, 61, was convicted of first-degree and second-degree child sexual abuse involving a minor family member in 2015 after a four-day trial.

Cincinnati man, John Albertson, is sentenced to 13 years for distributing child pornography and plotting to abuse a child.

Police are seeking an armed suspect involved in an assault with a gun in Northeast Washington D.C., and encourage public information to aid their investigation.

Metropolitan Police seek a suspect after a series of daylight robberies in Northwest, urging community vigilance and assistance.

Kyler Joseph Bard from Missouri pleaded guilty to felony and misdemeanor charges for his role in the January 6 Capitol riot, including assaulting an officer.

A 16-year-old boy named Devon Sharp was fatally shot in Northwest D.C., and the MPD is investigating the homicide.

Metropolitan Police seek two suspects involved in a daylight robbery in Northwest Washington, D.C., where a victim was forced at gunpoint to hand over possessions.

Security guard Trayonta McCrea was arrested for pulling a gun during an argument at a store on Maryland Avenue, Northeast, facing assault and unregistered firearm charges.

Bianca Jackson, 40, has been indicted by a grand jury on charges of enhanced second-degree theft after allegedly stealing merchandise from a CVS in Washington, D.C. Jackson, who has previous theft convictions, was apprehended shortly after the incident by Metropolitan Police officers.

Attorney General Brian Schwalb leads a legal challenge against an Ohio law that restricts who can handle absentee ballots, arguing it discriminates against voters with disabilities.