The Metropolitan Police are investigating a shooting in Fort Dupont Park that left a 21-year-old woman dead, urging the public to assist with information.

The Metropolitan Police Department is seeking assistance in locating a robbery suspect after an incident in Northwest Washington’s shopping center on 14th Street.

The DC area is under an Excessive Heat Warning with heat index values around 110 expected, urging residents to stay cool and hydrated to prevent heat-related illnesses.

The 14th Annual Youth Summit in D.C. focused on youth violence, opioid abuse, and mental health, with U.S. Attorney Matthew Graves presenting awards to four impactful youths.

The Metropolitan Police Department made a quick arrest in a stabbing in Northwest D.C. where the victim sustained life-threatening injuries. Tyrone Graham, 42, was charged with Assault with Intent to Kill.

An arrest has been made in the homicide of a 5-month-old in D.C., with the suspect charged with First Degree Murder due to complications from blunt force trauma.

An Excessive Heat Watch has been issued by the NWS for Washington D.C. and surrounding areas due to anticipated dangerously high temperatures and humidity.

Duron Hudson was sentenced to over 8 years in prison for involuntary manslaughter and related crimes from a 2019 incident leading to a homeless man's death.

The Metropolitan Police Department seeks public assistance in identifying a suspect involved in a theft from a car in Northwest D.C. on June 29, 2024, captured on surveillance.

The Metropolitan Police is seeking help to identify suspects in a retail theft on M Street, NW on July 12, 2024, where items were stolen in a duffle bag.

DC Health is investigating a confirmed measles case in Washington DC, with potential exposure at two locations on July 2nd. They urge monitoring for symptoms and vaccination for those at risk.

The article describes a warm and stormy weather forecast for Washington D.C., with a mixture of scattered showers, thunderstorms, and hot temperatures peaking around 100 degrees expected over several days.

The U.S. Attorney's Office backed a bill before the D.C. Council to improve legal responses to mental health crises, aiming for better treatment and community safety.