Forecasters predict a stormy afternoon in Washington D.C. with 80% chance of rain and thunderstorms, and gusts up to 39 mph. A Hazardous Weather Outlook warns of possible severe storms and a tornado.

Michael Alexander, 19, was arrested for a February shooting in Northeast D.C. that injured one man. He is charged with Assault with a Dangerous Weapon.

A man, Jose Lemus, wielding a metal pole, was arrested after causing destruction and assaulting police officers in Mount Pleasant Street neighborhood.

A suspect was arrested for a stabbing and vehicle theft on North Capitol Street, NW D.C.; the victim had non-life-threatening injuries, and the case remains active.

MPD arrested several individuals, including juveniles and a 37-year-old, for vehicle-related thefts across Washington, DC, with crimes ranging from Unauthorized Use of a Vehicle to Theft One (Stolen Auto).

Washingtonians experience an overcast morning with fog and drizzle, progressing to a cloudy day with a high of 59 degrees and windy conditions, per the NWS forecast.

MPD seeks public help to identify a suspect in a gun-related incident in Northwest D.C., providing footage from the scene and offering a reward for information leading to an arrest.

Second juvenile detained in connection with a past shooting on East Capitol Street; MPD continues the investigation and seeks further information to apprehend additional suspects.

DOI approves Spring Creek Mine expansion, ensuring U.S. energy boost and job retention, underpinned by Trump-led deregulation efforts, despite environmental debate.

Whip Katherine Clark criticized GOP actions in Congress, accusing them of favoring the rich and attacking essential services, while vowing Democratic solidarity against these measures.

Police seek the public's help to find a suspect in the fatal shooting of Wayne McDaniel at Union Station. An 18-year-old was killed, and the assailant was caught on camera.

Senators Tillis and Coons introduced a resolution to establish a bipartisan Senate Human Rights Commission focused on investigating violations and promoting international human rights.

A 52-year-old New Orleans resident was indicted on seven counts for a violent attack on a New Zealander outside a Smithsonian museum in Washington D.C.