DC's Platoon 4 Handles 620 Calls in 48 Hours, A Testament to Firefighters' Dedication to Public Safety
DC's Platoon 4 responded to 620 emergency calls in two days, handling critical and non-critical situations, including 103 fire-related incidents, showcasing the demanding role of firefighters and EMS.
U.S. Transportation Secretary Threatens to Withhold Federal Funds from Manhattan Over N.Y. Tolling Strategy
U.S. Secretary Duffy warns of funding cuts for Manhattan projects over New York's tolling policy, deemed unfair to working families. Safety projects are exempt from the federal suspension.
Metropolitan Police Nab Suspect in Early Morning Burglary on T Street, Northwest DC
Police arrested a burglary suspect at an establishment on the 1400 block of T Street, Northwest, after officers responded to a break-in report at 3:15 a.m. The suspect's identity and details about the incident remain undisclosed.
Remembering Civil Rights Icon Dorothy Height: A Legacy of Justice and Equality 15 Years On
Dorothy Height, a key civil rights leader who contributed immensely to African American women's advancement, is remembered for her role in the March on Washington and her efforts to have black women honored federally.
Washington D.C. Braces for Mild Temperatures and Possible Showers, with Sunshine on the Horizon
Washington D.C. weather report describes a day starting at 59°F, reaching 76°F with a cool breeze and possible night showers, followed by a mostly sunny, warmer Tuesday, and a pleasant Wednesday.
Washington D.C. Initiative Leads to Felon's Indictment for Firearm Possession Amid Crackdown on Violent Crime
A felon in Washington D.C. has been indicted on firearm charges after several incidents, including a lewd act and aggressive panhandling, under the "Make D.C. Safe Again" crime initiative.












