A new federal law creates a Medal of Sacrifice to honor officers and first responders killed in the line of duty, driven by the deaths of three Palm Beach deputies.

Clear, mild start in D.C.; high near 79°F. Morning tide may cause minor flooding in Annapolis; mariners should heed advisories.

Akakū says a state cable deal will cost the nonprofit about $400,000 a year and could force program and staff cuts across Maui.

The Capital Weather Gang has split from The Washington Post and relaunched as Capital Weather, promising the same local forecasts from a new independent site and app.

A dog was found stabbed Saturday in Southeast D.C.'s Fairlawn neighborhood; the animal was turned over to animal control and detectives are asking residents for tips.

Detectives executed search warrants in Gaithersburg and seized roughly 10 stolen vehicles, three motorcycles and parts valued at more than $247,000, leading to two arrests.

A 35-year-old was arrested after MPD says shots were fired inside a 15th Street NW home and a stolen handgun was recovered during the arrest.

Updated CHORD trial numbers presented in Seoul suggest most children with otoferlin‑related deafness gained meaningful hearing after Otarmeni treatment. The therapy was FDA‑cleared in April.

MDP has opened a national RFP for a $4B 'Harvest Grid & Power Site' pairing micro‑grids, manufacturing, data infrastructure and workforce housing.

Early trial data show amivantamab shrank—and in some patients erased—tumors in treatment‑resistant head and neck cancer, with results set for ASCO on Sunday. Investigators call the responses striking but preliminary.

A Southeast D.C. apartment fire in October 2022 led to a 57-month sentence for Ronnie Bookhardt. Sprinklers activated and no residents were hurt, authorities say.

Sunny and mild Sunday in D.C., with highs near 77°F. A southerly surge tonight could raise Chesapeake water levels and bring a Small Craft Advisory.

Rep. Greg Steube introduced the LEASH Act to build a national registry of felony animal‑cruelty offenders, a federal follow‑up to Florida’s new Dexter’s Law. Supporters say it will help shelters and police spot repeat abusers.