The National Weather Service predicts mostly sunny days with occasional showers for Washington D.C., with comfortable temperatures around 79-87 degrees in the upcoming week.

A car crashed into a home in Oxon Hill, leading to structural collapse and one person hospitalized; prior similar incidents have occurred in the area.

CBP is enforcing a policy to end the de minimis exemption on low-value shipments to better tackle smuggling, such as fentanyl and counterfeit goods, into the U.S.

A Prince George's County officer was seriously injured in a multi-vehicle crash in Lanham, with two civilians involved; one required extrication. The investigation is ongoing.

Person dies after being struck by a train at Van Ness-UDC Metro, causing temporary station closure and service suspension.

The Oversight Committee is requesting SARs linked to Epstein and Maxwell from the Treasury and probing federal handling of their cases and sex trafficking laws.

Washington, DC launches 202Creates Month to celebrate its creative economy, with Mayor Bowser highlighting its importance and OCTFME's support. Events like Art All Night and the Mayor's Arts Awards will showcase the city's cultural vibrancy.

The Washington D.C. is expected to have pleasant weather, including a sunny Labor Day with highs near 80 and a gentle breeze, with mild evenings and stable conditions throughout the week.

A young boy died after falling out of a window in Northwest D.C., with police investigating the incident near Massachusetts Avenue and 4th Street Northwest.

Travis Thomas, 17, pleads guilty to assault with intent to kill and armed carjacking, related to shooting at a school playground and carjackings in 2024-2025.

A D.C. resident, Mustafa Wright, was federally indicted for illegal firearm possession amidst the "Make D.C. Safe and Beautiful" crime reduction initiative.

A boy died after falling from an apartment window in Northwest D.C. on Saturday; the exact floor is unconfirmed. The area was closed for investigation.

Washington D.C. man Erick Alvarenga gets 14 years for two carjackings; co-defendant Malik Kearney awaits sentencing.