D.C. prepares for the Cherry Blossom Festival with street closures and parking restrictions announced for April 5, 2025, to accommodate the event and expected congestion.

The U.S. Attorney's Office charged 18 individuals in Washington D.C., doubling the monthly average for federal firearms charges since January 2021, under the "Make D.C. Safe Again" initiative.

U.S. Secretary of Transportation Sean P. Duffy finalizes a $221 million grant for Rhode Island's Washington Bridge reconstruction, addressing an infrastructure backlog.

Washington D.C. will experience clearing skies today with higher winds, followed by a mostly sunny Wednesday. Rain chances increase Thursday with potential showers and thunderstorms into the weekend.

The DC Office of Human Rights announces a webinar series on housing equity to coincide with Fair Housing Month, offering weekly virtual sessions in April to educate residents on housing rights.

Mayor Muriel Bowser supports Therme Group's plan to create a wellness-focused destination at Poplar Point, expecting it to offer health benefits, jobs, and economic growth for the Anacostia waterfront.

Platoon 3 of DC Fire and EMS handled an impressive 736 emergency calls over two days, comprising of critical medical emergencies, non-critical EMS dispatches, and responses to fire-related emergencies.

The Council of DC's new podcast episode discusses fiscal issues and homelessness with Councilmember Cheh, blending serious topics with personal anecdotes.

The Washington Metropolitan Police Department celebrates Officer Astasia Myler's role in Harbor Patrol and her encouragement to young women interested in law enforcement.

The DC Council commemorated the anniversary of Dave Clarke, a notable former Council Chairman, praising his contributions to the city and his legacy in education and home rule.

The Montgomery County Police are actively searching for missing 31-year-old Julio Cesar Brauilo Garcia from Silver Spring and appeal for any information from the public.

D.C. police are investigating a Southeast fatal shooting on Saturday night; victim Jose Walters, 18, died despite efforts by responders. Public assistance is requested, with up to a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

Severe thunderstorms predicted for Washington D.C., with a high near 82°F, wind gusts up to 31 mph, and a 60% chance of rain increasing to 90% at night.