National Astronaut Day commemorates Alan B. Shepard's historic 1961 spaceflight, as the Presidential Message honors his legacy and current U.S. space endeavors.

A fatal shooting occurred in Southeast D.C., with the police seeking information on the death of Alex Alexander. They offer a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

The National Weather Service forecasts a series of thunderstorms for the Washington D.C. area, with high chances of precipitation and potential for severe weather conditions.

The National Weather Service forecasts a wet week for Washington D.C., with thunderstorms and possible fog, and a gradual shift to clearer skies by midweek.

Montgomery County Police seek public's help to find Jorden Nylen Hungerford, wanted for a homicide involving victim Henry Krishawn Gilbert. His accomplice Demari Howard Brown has been arrested.

A D.C. man received a 35-year prison sentence for second-degree murder after two people died in a 2019 fire at an illegal row house he owned, due to neglected fire safety codes.

No charges filed against MPD officers for fatal shooting of armed individual S.Z. after U.S. Attorney's Office concludes investigation due to insufficient evidence.

Mayor Muriel Bowser urges Congress to maintain federal Medicaid funding for Washington, D.C., highlighting the severe consequences a cut to the Federal Medical Assistance Percentage could have on the city's health care and public services.

Stax Inc. agreed to pay $1 million to settle overbilling claims by the USAID, following an investigation that revealed inflated salary costs for the Sri Lanka@100 project.

Montgomery County Police search for missing 23-year-old Fredis Antonio Perez Quintanilla and urge the public to provide any information to aid in the search.

A D.C. man, Jerone D. Robinson, was indicted on firearm charges as part of the "Make D.C. Safe Again" initiative after police found a gun in his vehicle.

US Transportation Secretary cancels $54M in university grants for DEI and green initiatives, redirecting funds toward traditional infrastructure and safety projects.

Senator Wyden calls for an investigation into Trump's threats against Harvard's nonprofit status, considering it potentially criminal and an abuse of power.