Two suspects were arrested after a high-speed chase following an ATM theft in Northwest Washington. The Metropolitan Police Department recovered the stolen ATM and vehicle.

Choppa City crew members were sentenced for armed robberies, with Brock getting over 50 years and McNair more than 30 years in prison. They were convicted of stealing $1.2 million from Brinks trucks.

The U.S. seeks to seize $47 million from Iranian oil sales linked to terrorism, alleging the oil's connection to the IRGC, a designated terrorist group.

DC residents may be eligible for compensation from a multi-million-dollar settlement with Apotex due to inflated generic drug prices, announced by Attorney General Schwalb.

Major General John Andonie and the DC National Guard met with the MPD to discuss the D.C. National Guard Counterdrug Program, commending the MPD's efforts with challenge coins.

New housing and healthcare investments are coming to Ward 5 in Washington D.C. as Attorney General Schwalb secures a deal for the Providence Hospital campus.

Congressman Steve Cohen ranked as the fifth most effective Democrat in a Center for Effective Lawmaking report, recognized for his bill-crafting skills in Congress.

AG Brian Schwalb warns 23AndMe customers about potential data risks amid company bankruptcy, offering assistance to protect their genetic information.

Maurice Felder is charged with assault with intent to kill after allegedly stabbing a tourist near the heart in Washington, D.C. He is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

DC's General Services announced a $49M recreation and early education facility at Fort Lincoln Park, highlighting its dual-function and community enrichment.

Mayor Muriel Bowser honors the women in DC's sanitation team during Women's History Month, acknowledging their crucial role in keeping the city clean.

The MPD is searching for suspects involved in a daylight carjacking in the Navy Yard area after two attempted thefts, and is seeking public assistance.

A parade was held by Washington Metropolitan Police and DC Fire And EMS to celebrate Mr. Jenkins' 100th birthday. He received tickets to a baseball game and other gifts.