President Trump mediated a historic peace deal between Armenia and Azerbaijan, ending a long conflict and signing economic agreements to integrate the South Caucasus with the U.S. economy.

Montgomery County Police seek the public's help in locating 21-year-old Emiliano Benjamin Rojas, highlighting his distinguishing features for identification.

Newsmax special "Trump 200: America Rises" celebrated President Trump's second term achievements during its first 200 days, focusing on border security, infrastructure, and other policy successes.

The Metropolitan Police are seeking help to find an armed robbery suspect from a June 10 incident on South Capitol Street. A reward is offered for information leading to an arrest.

Washington D.C. will have sunny weather and potential thunderstorms this week with highs around 87-95 degrees and lows about 65-74 degrees. Showers may occur midweek.

The Department of the Interior approved a plan allowing 14.5 million tons of coal extraction from Wyoming's Antelope Mine, aligning with Trump's energy strategy and supporting jobs.

An arrest was made after a shooting in Northeast D.C. Brian Diggs faces charges including Assault with a Dangerous Weapon following a verbal altercation turned violent.

President Trump orders an increase in federal law enforcement in Washington, D.C., despite local police reports of decreased crime, stirring debate over federal intervention in local matters.

Kevin Freeman received a 5-year prison sentence for an armed robbery on the Metro, with an additional probation revocation sentence totaling 90 months.

Randall Meck from Virginia was sentenced to 15 years for child pornography and sex tourism offenses, including distributing explicit material and planning sexual abuse of minors in the Philippines.

The NWS forecast for Washington D.C. predicts sunny days ahead with a high of 85°F today, clear skies at night, and a high near 93°F by Tuesday. Chance of showers increases mid-week.

Trayon White was sworn back into office as Ward 8 Councilmember in D.C. after winning a Special Election, following his earlier expulsion from the council.

Senators Wyden, Merkley, and others request a report on health insurance impacts due to Medicaid and tax credit cuts, highlighting potential premium increases for millions.