Four Democratic representatives visited El Salvador, stirring debate over a deported MS-13 member, highlighting the tensions in U.S. immigration policy.

The FAA advances the overhaul of its outdated NOTAM safety system, aiming for a July 2025 completion, ensuring improved reliability and efficiency for travelers and the aviation industry.

David Zanders from D.C. was sentenced to 15 years for kidnapping and carjacking, with further details on his crimes and subsequent arrest outlined by the U.S. Attorney's Office.

Two people, including a juvenile, were injured in a stabbing early Sunday on U Street NW. Both victims were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries, and police have arrested a suspect.

A 15-year-old was arrested for a shooting in Northwest Washington, D.C. that injured another teen, with the MPD investigating and seeking public assistance.

Washington D.C. forecast includes mixed clouds and sunshine with stable temperatures, highs near 80 degrees. Calm winds and potential weekend showers expected.

President Trump and First Lady Melania extended Easter wishes to Americans, emphasizing the religious aspect of the holiday and wishing peace and joy to all celebrating.

Private Preston T. Garrison passed away in the line of duty 70 years ago, on April 21, 1955, while fighting a fire. DC Fire And EMS honors his sacrifice on the anniversary.

Rhondell Williams, 38, was indicted on federal firearms charges in Washington D.C. as part of the "Make D.C. Safe Again" initiative after being caught with a "ghost gun."

DC's Platoon 4 responded to 620 emergency calls in two days, handling critical and non-critical situations, including 103 fire-related incidents, showcasing the demanding role of firefighters and EMS.

DC Fire and EMS's Platoon 1 attended to 516 calls on April 20-21, including a variety of emergencies and fire incidents, highlighting their continuous dedication to public service.

The Council of DC highlighted the inequity of DC's lack of voting representation in Congress on social media, despite residents paying high federal taxes.

U.S. Secretary Duffy warns of funding cuts for Manhattan projects over New York's tolling policy, deemed unfair to working families. Safety projects are exempt from the federal suspension.