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.

A 48-year-old man was arrested after allegedly brandishing a knife and trying to attack first responders inside an ambulance in Northwest D.C. on Saturday night.

A Spokane man received 20 years after agents found a basement pill press and enough fentanyl powder to make more than 2 million lethal pills. Prosecutors say the seizure removed a major local threat.

A two-vehicle crash early Sunday on the Baltimore-Washington Parkway near MD-198 left one person dead and forced southbound detours through Laurel.

A judge denied a defense motion to move the Dacara Thompson murder trial, keeping the case in Prince George's County with a September 2026 start date.

MPD activated temporary juvenile curfew zones in Navy Yard and the U Street Corridor for March 6 68, barring under-18 groups of nine or more during evening hours.

MPD Executive Assistant Chief Andre Wright was ordered to turn in his badge and gun and placed on administrative leave as investigators seized his phone in a probe of crime‑data practices.