DC Mayor Muriel Bowser reopened the renovated Public Safety Communications Center after an $18.5 million upgrade, which includes higher salaries and bonuses for call takers.

Richard Dyson was arrested on second-degree murder charges for the death of Donnella Bryan, found in a DC dumpster. He pleaded not guilty and is held without bond until a June hearing.

MPD investigates a homicide on East Capitol Street after Marcellus Smith was fatally shot and later pronounced dead at a hospital. Public assistance is requested.

Georgetown University will expand public waterfront access along the Potomac, facilitating non-motorized boating and a new university boathouse, through an agreement with D.C. and the National Park Service.

The NWS has issued a Flood Watch for D.C., affecting various counties in Maryland and Virginia, due to potential flash flooding from expected heavy rainfall.

The U.S. has entered into $200 billion worth of 20-year LNG export deals with Japan's JERA Co., aimed at boosting the economy and creating 50,000 jobs.

A suspect, Corey Pinkins, was arrested by the MPD for multiple vehicle thefts and property crimes in D.C. He was also charged as a Fugitive of Justice for outstanding charges.

US governors will testify before a House Committee regarding their sanctuary policies and the alleged impact on public safety and federal immigration enforcement.

Lawmakers discussed modernizing the DOD's outdated procurement processes to boost defense innovation and maintain national security amidst global competition.

Faneisha Scott was convicted of murdering her 16-month-old daughter, with sentencing set for August 29, 2025. The child died from multiple injuries, ruled a homicide.

Montgomery County Police seek public help in identifying a person of interest from a June 4th image. A reward is offered for tips leading to an arrest.

U.S. Transportation Secretary supports an independent audit of D.C. airspace safety after a fatal January collision, with the FAA making safety improvements and closures.

23andMe's bankruptcy raises security concerns over American genetic data, prompting discussions led by Chairman Comer on safeguarding this sensitive information from misuse and foreign exploitation.