Washington D.C. forecasts intermittent showers and potential thunderstorms with highs in the 80s and 90s, and chances of precipitation varying through the week.

Duarte Santos received a 13-year prison sentence for assault and firearms charges following a violent bar altercation in Washington, D.C., resulting in gunfire.

The Metropolitan Police Department of Washington, DC, announced arrests for vehicle-related crimes and theft, urging community vigilance and security measures.

Two men were indicted for a 2024 D.C. shooting, facing assault charges and up to 30 years in prison if convicted.

Emily Sommer pleaded guilty to assaulting a government official, including former U.S. Attorney Edward R. Martin Jr. Sentencing is set for October 2025.

The DoD will keep the USNS Cesar Chavez name, following pushback from Congressmen Liccardo and Cisneros. The decision honors Chavez's legacy and contributions of Latino veterans.

The forecast for Washington D.C. predicts a sunny Sunday with high temperatures, humidity, and a heat index possibly reaching 100 degrees. Calm winds will shift to a light breeze, with a warm week ahead including some chance of rain.

Stephon Martin, 25, of Washington D.C., has been convicted of armed robbery and assault against his former employer. Prosecutors said Martin attacked the store owner on April 15, stealing cash and merchandise in two separate assaults. He is scheduled to be sentenced on November 7.

The U.S. Department of Transportation announces $46 million for grants to support innovative finance and public-private partnerships in infrastructure projects.

The Arlington County Board allocated grants for Ranked Choice Voting education, with Challenging Racism and FairVote as recipients to prepare voters for November elections.

The President signed legislation enforcing new VA oversight and studies on veterans' health, including the "PRO Veterans Act of 2025" for accountability and the "ACES Act of 2025" to research cancer prevalence in veteran aircrew members.

The Office of Federal Procurement Policy is overhauling the Federal Acquisition Regulation to make federal purchasing more efficient and to facilitate small business participation.

The U.S. offers up to $26 million for information leading to the arrest/conviction of Cárteles Unidos leaders, designating them as a Foreign Terrorist Organization.