MPD arrested Daquan Toland for a non-fatal shooting near Waterfront Metro in Southwest, charging him with assault; the search for additional suspects continues.

The NWS forecasts a warm, unsettled week for Washington D.C., with mostly cloudy skies, fluctuating temperatures, and increasing chances of showers and thunderstorms.

Trump has hiked Section 232 tariffs on steel and aluminum to 50% to protect U.S. industries, effective June 4, 2025, except for the UK which remains at 25%.

Two suspects were arrested by MPD for an armed carjacking in Northeast Washington, D.C., using inter-agency collaboration and real-time crime tracking.

Metropolitan Police arrested 48-year-old Christopher Moore for Aggravated Assault after a violent incident in Southeast D.C., where a man sustained non-life-threatening injuries.

The Interior Department initiates the repeal of 18 outdated BLM regulations to boost energy autonomy and economic growth, in line with Trump's deregulation goals.

Montgomery County Police seek public aid in identifying a suspect responsible for a recent theft and assault on Veirs Mill Road, releasing a surveillance photo to gather information.

Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich will address community issues in a media briefing, focusing on Pride and Immigrant Heritage Month and the MCPD police station opening. RSVPs for media are invited to participate in the live-broadcasted event.

An investigation is underway after Darrell Anderson, 18, was fatally shot in Southeast D.C., with a $25,000 reward for information leading to a conviction.

Montgomery County began Pride Month with a flag raising and officials rallying for LGBTQ+ rights, emphasizing inclusion and the fight against discrimination, despite perceived federal ambivalence.

The President has doubled steel and aluminum tariffs to 50% to address national security threats and support U.S. industry against low-priced imports.

The White House defends the One Big Beautiful Bill, highlighting reforms to Medicaid and work requirements, while addressing criticism over potential harm to vulnerable groups.

Washington D.C. is expected to enjoy sunny, warm weather with highs near 88°F, but the weekend forecast indicates a 30-70% chance of rain and possible thunderstorms.