Rep. Pat Harrigan voted for the D.C. CRIMES Act to enforce stricter crime laws in Washington, D.C., countering what he views as the D.C. Council's lenient approach to public safety.

The House Oversight Committee intensifies its investigation into the Epstein and Maxwell case, releasing William Barr's transcript and seeking crucial unredacted documents from the Epstein estate.

Democratic Whip Katherine Clark criticized House Republicans for their budget proposal, claiming it would cut health coverage and raise premiums, which she contrasted with the Democratic goal of protecting healthcare.

The OCR is investigating a legal scholarship program funded by the HHS for potential racial discrimination, aligning with directives to ensure equality and enforce Title VI.

MPD officers shot and killed a knife-wielding suspect, Jonathan Boruch, in Northwest Washington, D.C., after he charged at them and ignored commands to disarm.

Rep. Higgins criticizes the EPA's aggressive enforcement under Biden, targeting small businesses with armed raids and raising questions about potential abuse of power and the shift away from prosecuting major industrial polluters.

Washington D.C. forecast predicts light morning showers, high of 68°F, and 80% precipitation chance, diminishing to 30% tonight with fog and a low of 64°F. Clearing expected Thursday with highs reaching 82°F, leading to a sunny and warm weekend.

Darius Robertson was sentenced to 46 months for smuggling contraband into the D.C. Jail. Items included a switchblade, phone, and drugs. The operation involved other inmates and officers. Co-defendants also pleaded guilty.

The FAA has added Embry-Riddle's Prescott campus to its AT-CTI program, aiming to better train air traffic controllers. Over 8,300 applicants have advanced to FAA testing, supporting the National Airspace System's safety.

An arrest was made by the MPD in the fatal shooting of 17-year-old Angel Dominquez in Northwest Washington, D.C., with Carlton Simon charged with second-degree murder.

Police are searching for a suspect after a shooting in Southwest Washington D.C., where no injuries were reported. The MPDC urges the public to assist with information.

A suspect was arrested in Northwest Washington, D.C., for an alleged hate crime and simple assault, involving homophobic slurs and aggressive behavior. The incident is under investigation.

Three juveniles were arrested for a June robbery near Brookland Metro, where they allegedly stole headphones and caused property damage during a scuffle.