Two men were hospitalized and a juvenile girl grazed after a triple shooting Monday night on the 300 block of P Street SW, police say.

Mayor Muriel Bowser returned the District’s FY27 budget bills on July 24, warning the Council’s restorations create an $837M fiscal cliff that the next administration will inherit.

More than 1,100 pages of Dr. Anthony Fauci’s pandemic diary were posted to Capitol Hill this week ahead of his July 29 testimony, setting up a combative Senate hearing. The trove raises fresh questions about what Fauci knew and what he said under oath.

D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb urged regulators to reject Washington Gas’ $215 million pipeline plan, saying it could raise bills and lock in fossil infrastructure.

A man was stabbed near Connecticut Avenue and Chevy Chase Parkway NW during Monday rush hour, prompting a two-block police investigation and traffic delays.

A new Oklahoman photo gallery traces Wynnewood‑born Gen. Tommy Franks’s rise from small‑town roots to leading CENTCOM and the museum he helped build in Hobart. The piece stitches wartime briefings, Washington honors and hometown displays into a local portrait of a national figure.

Strong to severe storms likely this afternoon; Flood Watch for northeast Maryland. Expect gusty winds, heavy rain and tidal impacts in Annapolis.

Ford will build three prototype ISV‑H tactical trucks for the U.S. Army, adapting F‑Series Super Duty platforms to carry troops and export power. The move pits Ford against GM Defense.

PJM says it will file FERC proposals to buy capacity and add an operational tool to manage surging data‑center demand that could add roughly 70 GW over the next 15 years.

A teen boy was killed outside a Columbia Heights home Monday evening, local television footage shows. Police are investigating.

Jury selection opened Tuesday in the retrial of Dion Thompson, accused in the 2017 killing of off‑duty D.C. Sgt. Tony Mason Jr. The case returns after a prior mistrial.

The Washington Commanders parted ways with tight ends coach Ben Steele on Monday after he disclosed a June DWI arrest in Loudoun County.

Federal marshals returned a former Charleston officer from Shanghai this week to face murder and criminal sexual conduct charges tied to his wife's 2005 death.