Three Wisconsin dairy farmers sued to stop national checkoff funds from supporting sustainability programs, saying mandatory fees now bankroll climate‑related work. The case asks a judge to bar future payments.

Mayor Muriel Bowser signed an emergency juvenile curfew late Friday, giving MPD authority to set targeted zones for under‑18s as officials try to head off violent teen gatherings. The order follows recent high‑visibility incidents and signals from federal prosecutors.

A D.C. disciplinary board recommended a six‑month suspension for a former federal prosecutor over edited Project Veritas videos that undercut J20 prosecutions. The recommendation now heads to the D.C. Court of Appeals.

D.C. children's legal groups say federal agents visited their offices seeking records without warrants; advocates call the visits intimidation and warn of a chilling effect.

About 254,000 Sloosh dive sticks sold online have been recalled after regulators warned they could impale swimmers; Joyin will replace sticks after proof of disposal.

President Trump said a U.S. strike killed Hector "Niño Guerrero" Guerrero Flores, the alleged leader of Tren de Aragua. He was already charged in Manhattan and sanctioned by Treasury.

A 16‑year‑old from Temple Hills is among three juveniles charged after a viral brawl at the Navy Yard Chipotle. Police and the FBI continue to seek additional suspects.

A federal Student Athlete Act would cap eligibility at five years and curb transfers while forcing scholarship portability — a major shakeup for college rosters.

Clear and warm Saturday with highs near 89°F. Strong thunderstorms are likely Sunday afternoon with gusty winds.

A Silver Spring father and daughter were arrested and charged after a June 4 stabbing at a home they shared. Both face attempted first‑degree murder and assault counts.

MPD released surveillance footage of a man wanted in two Southeast D.C. thefts from early May; authorities are offering up to $1,000 for tips.

The Washington National Opera has sued the Kennedy Center in the Court of Federal Claims, seeking more than $17 million it says was withheld after the company left in January.

A development agreement with the District will retool the 425 M St SW lot for townhomes, upending plans for twin apartment towers and prompting community pushback.