The article discusses the variable weather conditions in Washington D.C. throughout a week, with a mix of sun and chances of showers, as per the National Weather Service.

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna praised the Trump administration for declassifying files related to Senator Robert F. Kennedy's assassination, aiming to provide transparency on historical events.

Chairman Comer praised the Trump White House for creating a COVID-19 investigations page, highlighting transparency and accountability in the government's pandemic response.

Felon Timothy Clark is indicted for illegal gun possession under the "Make D.C. Safe Again" initiative after a routine traffic stop led to his arrest.

Jovan Terrell Williams was sentenced to 180 months for a 2023 armed carjacking and marijuana distribution. He's the last of 17 Kennedy Street Crew members to be sentenced.

Washington, D.C. forecast: mostly cloudy with strong winds today, cooler and calmer tonight, and mild temperatures with potential showers early in the week.

Don Diego Chase from D.C. faces federal firearms and drug charges, as part of the "Make D.C. Safe Again" initiative after his arrest and indictment were announced.

The USDOT has taken the lead on the Penn Station revamp from the MTA, with Amtrak now overseeing the project, anticipating significant savings and improvements.

The White House marks the 250th anniversary of the Battles of Lexington and Concord, pivotal events in American independence and Revolutionary War history.

The White House issued an executive order to strengthen U.S. seafood competitiveness by addressing regulations, unfair trade, and adopting modern technology, targeting a $20 billion seafood trade deficit.

A woman named Kathy Turner was fatally struck by a vehicle while in a crosswalk in Southwest D.C., prompting a police investigation into the incident.

Attorney General Schwalb sues a property owner and manager for severe housing code violations in Ward 7, negatively impacting residents' safety and quality of life.

The Arlington County VA Sheriff's Office is accepting applications for the Virginia Sheriffs' Scholarship Program for students pursuing criminal justice degrees until May 1, 2025.