Te’Vaughn Brown was indicted on felony assault for attacking an elderly man at Navy Yard Metro Station last summer, with a trial set for July 14, 2025.

Traffic advisory issued for the 2025 National Asian Heritage Festival in D.C. with road closures and parking restrictions.

A woman in the District is convicted of felony theft for stealing over $700 worth of items from a Target store, marking the first significant theft jury trial in the District in years.

Two men from the District were indicted on federal firearms and drug charges after a high-speed chase, involving the recovery of weapons and drugs like cocaine and fentanyl.

D.C. police investigate a fatal shooting in Southeast, where a 32-year-old man was found dead from gunshot wounds. They urge public tips, offering a reward.

D.C. streets will close for the Lawyers Have Heart 10K and 5K event, affecting traffic with multiple road shutdowns detailed on the MPD website, including Maine Avenue and Ohio Drive.

Mayor Bowser and the DC DBH celebrate Mental Health Awareness Month, promoting services and hosting events to build resilience in youth and encourage action on mental health issues.

A woman was shot on W Street in Southeast, and suspect LaDarrius Whitaker was arrested by MPD for assault and property destruction related to the incident.

12 more individuals are indicted in a cyber racketeering conspiracy, linked to $263 million in cryptocurrency thefts and other crimes, with lavish spending detailed by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia.

Severe weather, including thunderstorms and possible coastal flooding, is forecasted for Washington, D.C., with the National Weather Service advising precaution.

Two teens were detained for an attempted carjacking in Northeast D.C., with police responding swiftly to the reported incident.

Montgomery County collaborated with Habitat for Humanity to improve Allium Place's eco-friendliness by planting RainScapes gardens and trees, with support from local officials and communities.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announces $607 million in grants for infrastructure projects, criticizing the previous administration's handling of such projects and pledging to accelerate progress.