A suspect was arrested by the MPD for an early morning assault with a bottle in Northwest Washington, D.C., following a verbal dispute. The victim received non-life-threatening injuries.

The National Weather Service warns of moderate tidal flooding and forecasts showers, thunderstorms, and mostly cloudy skies in Washington D.C. through the week.

Nyjell Outler received a 24.5-year sentence for voluntary manslaughter and aggravated assault at a gender-reveal party, leading to one death and one injury.

Gerard Stokes was arrested for assaulting a police officer with an ATV, as part of the Making D.C. Safe and Beautiful initiative by the U.S. Marshals.

The U.S. Department of Transportation offers up to $1 million in prizes for innovative transportation ideas through the ARPA-I Ideas Challenge, as announced by Secretary Sean P. Duffy.

Montgomery County Police are seeking public assistance in locating missing teenager Alexander Wallace, 17, of Rockville. They encourage anyone with information to contact them.

Thousands celebrated Chuck Brown and go-go music at the 11th annual Chuck Brown Day in Fort Dupont Park, with performances, art, and community support activities, despite federal tensions in D.C.

Trump administration officials discuss their strategy for peace negotiations between Ukraine and Russia, aiming for a complete peace deal and not just a ceasefire.

Mayor Muriel Bowser is opening the Stoddert Elementary School's expansion in a ribbon-cutting ceremony, marking a step forward in DC's school modernization efforts.

Overcast and mild with high humidity in Washington, D.C., slight rain chance with highs around 75°F. Next days show similar conditions, transitioning to sunnier weather towards the weekend.

An arrest has been made in a July road rage shooting in Charles County, implicating Robert Simms, who has prior convictions preventing gun possession.

Investigations are underway after Allan F. Tucker III died in Alexandria police custody post-arrest for public intoxication, with local authorities pledging thorough examinations and transparency.

National Guard troops from three states are being deployed to Washington D.C. to assist with crime and homelessness, a move that has sparked controversy and protests.