DDOT is introducing a solar panel pilot at select Capital Bikeshare stations using a $375,000 grant to promote sustainability and reduce reliance on cars.

Henry Phillip Muntzer was sentenced to two years in prison for his involvement in the Jan. 6 Capitol breach, also receiving a supervised release term and a fine.

DDOT announces a $1.34 million investment for expanding electric vehicle charging stations across Washington D.C., as part of a federal initiative to support climate goals.

The National Weather Service predicts a sunny day in Washington D.C. with highs near 79°F, shifting winds, and a calm evening. The weekend may bring light showers, with sunny days and cooler nights to follow throughout the week.

A South Carolina man pleaded guilty to felony charges from the January 6 Capitol riot and is set for sentencing in 2025.

A Chicago man was charged with assaulting federal officers during a July protest in Washington D.C., with the DOJ alleging he attacked officers and disrupted the demonstration.

Vice President Harris honors the late Ethel Kennedy, highlighting her commitment to justice and lasting impact on human rights, environmentalism, and gun safety. Her advocacy and resilience remain celebrated.

The MPD arrested a 14-year-old for a Northwest robbery after tracking the stolen cellphone, swiftly recovering the victim's property and charging the youth with robbery.

A D.C. man, Dennis Chase, was convicted of first-degree murder and firearm charges in the 2020 shooting death of Anthony Orr. He faces a potential life sentence, with sentencing set for January 2024.

Rodney Bennett, 18, was arrested in D.C. for multiple armed incidents, including robberies and unlawful weapon discharge. Police urge witnesses to share information.

A 16-year-old male was arrested by MPD for an armed carjacking in Southeast D.C., where a man was forced at gunpoint to hand over his car. The vehicle has been recovered.

The Metropolitan Police seek help identifying a man accused of a sexual abuse incident on Clifton Street NW, Washington D.C., offering a $1,000 reward for relevant information.

DC city services adjust for Indigenous Peoples' Day; shelters and emergency services open, trash collection shifts, schools close, and parking enforcement relaxes.