A 13-year-old was arrested in D.C. for an armed carjacking at a gas station. He's charged with armed carjacking after police found him and the stolen car.

President Biden introduces initiatives to limit rent hikes, increase affordable housing, and promote fair housing costs, targeting corporate landlords and repurposing public lands for new homes.

D.C. police are requesting help in identifying suspects in an armed carjacking on July 7 in Northeast, with the stolen vehicle recovered and suspects still at large.

Severe storms in DC damage 10 homes, down trees and power lines, with emergency services responding to multiple incidents and residents advised to prepare for future weather events.

A dog was stolen from a car on the 1900 block of M Street, Southeast, with the Metropolitan Police Department seeking public help to find the pet and the owner's belongings.

The National Weather Service issued an Excessive Heat Warning for Washington D.C. and parts of Maryland and Virginia, with heat index values up to 110 expected. Residents are advised to stay indoors and stay hydrated.

MPD requests public help to identify suspects in a theft and unlawful entry at a Dupont Circle CVS, offering a reward for information leading to an arrest.

The Savannah Bananas showcased their entertainment-driven version of baseball at Nationals Park to a crowd of 42,000, including a patriotic home run celebration on the day of an assassination attempt on Donald Trump.

The Washington Nationals selected utility player Seaver King from Wake Forest and Caleb Lomavita from Cal in the MLB Draft, aiming to bolster their future roster with versatile and promising talent.

First Lady Jill Biden spoke at the Italian Sons and Daughters of America Dinner, sharing stories of her Italian heritage and lauding the Italian American community's contributions to the U.S.

Charles Wesley Monroe was indicted on a federal firearms charge after being caught with a loaded weapon in Washington, D.C., violating his post-felony gun restrictions.

President Biden declared a major disaster in Kansas due to severe storms and flooding, directing federal aid for state recovery efforts in affected counties, with FEMA's Andrew Meyer coordinating operations.

A boat collision occurred on the Potomac River; one person was injured and emergency responses ensued. Investigations by police and the U.S. Coast Guard are ongoing.