A federal judge in D.C. granted a defense request to move Trayon White’s bribery trial to September, extending a case that has unsettled Ward 8 politics. The decision gives both sides more time to sort discovery.

Social Security is expanding its electronic records partnership with eHealth Exchange under TEFCA to speed disability claim decisions and shorten waits for benefits. The agency says the change should cut time spent gathering medical evidence.

The National Weather Service forecasts an overcast day with light rain in Washington D.C., with temperatures at 35°F and humidity at 82%. Rain will increase over the week with varying chances of precipitation.

Metropolitan Police Department in DC arrested Tyjana Crowder for involvement in organized retail thefts. Crowder faces multiple charges after a "flash mob" style looting incident and a prior related crime.

Two people were seriously hurt when a garbage truck struck them at Georgia Avenue and Upshur NW; police are searching for the truck and its driver.

A warehouse fire at Havana's Ñico López refinery sent a tall plume of smoke over the bay on Friday; officials say the blaze was controlled and no injuries were reported.

A man has been charged for allegedly assaulting and smelling a child's feet at a Silver Spring Dave & Buster's. He faces second-degree assault and related charges.

Catalyst Hot Dogs launched a Honeycomb Credit campaign to bankroll its first permanent DMV restaurant, expanding beyond its trailer and pop-up service.

A man shot Friday at 14th and Euclid NW in Columbia Heights later died at a hospital, police said. Authorities say the shooter may have fled in a Dodge Durango.

Federal civil‑rights investigators have opened a compliance review of Indiana University’s scholarship awards after a DOJ letter requested student demographics and selection records.

MPD warned Friday that suspects are offering unsolicited rides in nightlife areas before allegedly stealing phones and belongings.

A D.C. jury convicted Seth Emmanuel Andrews last year in the 2020 strangulation death of his mother; on Feb. 13 a judge sentenced him to 26 years in prison.

A federal judge certified a class action alleging D.C.'s OSSE failed to provide safe, reliable bus service to thousands of students with disabilities, pushing for systemwide fixes.