Washington D.C. faces a changeable weather pattern with overcast skies and possible thunderstorms, alongside varying temperatures ranging from the 60s to 80s throughout the week, according to the National Weather Service.

DC Police issued an alert for missing 12-year-old Quintel Carter, last seen on March 26 in Southeast Washington D.C., and are seeking public assistance.

Maurice Murray, 40, was arrested for a burglary on Alabama Avenue in Southeast D.C., facing charges including second-degree burglary and resisting arrest.

DC Police seek public help to find a missing 14-year-old named Jariyah Brown, last seen in Southeast Washington, with contact details for tips provided on social media.

An adult female was stabbed early Sunday in Northwest, with MPD arresting Dayonna Davis for assault. The victim was hospitalized; the neighborhood is on alert.

2024 HMDA Modified Loan Application Register data is released by the FFIEC, providing public access to mortgage lending information for analysis while ensuring consumer privacy.

An arrest has been made in a Southeast D.C. homicide, where 33-year-old Darius Young was shot on March 13 and later died. Cornell Day, 37, was charged with First Degree Murder while Armed.

U.S. Senators, including Wyden and Merkley, oppose Trump's executive order on voting, stating it's illegal and suppressive. They emphasize it threatens state-run elections and voter privacy, potentially disenfranchising millions.

DC Police Department seeks information on missing 12-year-old Somaya McArthur last seen on R Street, SE, urging public assistance via phone and text lines.

Democratic Whip Katherine Clark rallies with LGBTQ+ advocates, criticizes Republican policies, and supports transgender rights, emphasizing personal connection with her trans daughter and calls for unity against division.

A Potomac man confessed to murdering his 87-year-old grandmother, resulting in his arrest and facing first-degree murder charges. The victim was found unresponsive at home.

Montgomery County hosts a webinar to support federal workers and others seeking employment resources, offering services like immigration support and housing aid. The meeting is set for April 2, featuring Councilmember Sayles.

Secretary Doug Burgum has initiated President Trump’s order to enhance federal parks in D.C., focusing on cleanliness, safety, and maintenance, including graffiti removal and better law enforcement collaboration.