A 55-year-old man from Washington, D.C. was indicted for the robbery and assault of his ex-partner in October 2025; his trial is set for February 23.

Lorenzo Greene, 21, was sentenced to 30 months in federal prison after pleading guilty to illegally possessing a handgun and marijuana with intent to distribute.

A 23-year-old Washington, D.C. man has been indicted on several firearm-related charges after allegedly threatening his ex-girlfriend with a gun while she held their young child.

A former DC government IT manager, Darrell A. Smith, Sr., pleaded guilty to theft and trafficking of government laptops, costing taxpayers $30,000. He is scheduled for sentencing on April 17, 2026.

The D.C. Council is advancing a bill to improve access to HIV/AIDS prevention drugs, PrEP and PEP, by eliminating extra costs and insurance discrimination.

The Drone Espionage Act, led by Senator Moody, passed the Senate Judiciary Committee, aiming to penalize unauthorized drone surveillance of US military sites.

Senator Ashley Moody announces the TRACK Act for better transparency in FEMA's disaster recovery process and celebrates the acquisition of $500 million for Florida's recovery.

Senator Ashley Moody of Florida announces nearly $500 million in FEMA funds for state's disaster recovery, with over 500 projects to benefit, following a meeting with DHS Secretary Noem.

An individual was arrested for two armed robberies on January 29 in Northeast Washington DC, after security footage led to identification by MPD authorities.

A second arrest has been made in the 2023 D.C. nightclub shooting that resulted in one death and three injuries.

The National Weather Service has issued warnings for severe winter weather in the D.C. area, including high winds up to 60 mph and extreme cold with wind chills as low as -13°F.

House Judiciary Committee chairmen investigate South Korea's alleged discriminatory practices against Coupang, an American e-commerce company. They cited potential biases and unfair treatment as reasons for scrutiny.

Former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton agreed to testify in filmed depositions about the Epstein and Maxwell scandal following Congressional subpoena threats.