The Metropolitan Police seek suspects in a Southeast Washington car theft after the vehicle was recovered; no suspect descriptions or vehicle condition details released.

MPD seeks help to identify a suspect in a failed armed carjacking in Northeast Washington D.C. No arrests have been made; public assistance is requested.

President Biden condemns Russian missile strikes on Kyiv, plans to strengthen Ukraine's air defenses, and prepares for Zelenskyy's visit to reaffirm US support.

The Metropolitan Police seeks help identifying a suspect in a June 1 carjacking in Northeast Washington, D.C. The suspect fled on foot after failing to operate the stolen vehicle.

A truck crashed into an office building near Dupont Circle in Washington D.C., with no injuries reported. The driver and passenger fled, and police are investigating.

MPD seeks public aid to locate suspects in a vehicle theft and subsequent armed carjackings in Southeast Washington D.C. Detected links between the theft and carjackings; vehicle recovered, suspects at large.

The National Weather Service forecasts a heat wave in Washington D.C., with temperatures reaching a high near 97 degrees and a heat index up to 106. Thunderstorms are possible, and the high humidity continues.

The D.C. area reports an increase in "jugging" robberies targeting bank clients, prompting police collaboration across jurisdictions to counter the spike.

Carjackings in D.C. have plummeted by 78% in June 2024 compared to last year, with 31 incidents reported, thanks to a combined law enforcement approach leading to indictments and tough sentences.

Mayor Muriel Bowser declares an Extended Heat Emergency in Washington D.C. due to an expected heat index over 100 degrees, emphasizing risks to vulnerable groups. Cooling centers and outreach teams are activated for public safety.

Police arrested a suspect, Deon Elonte Bookhardt, for a non-fatal shooting in Navy Yard, a neighborhood in Southeast D.C., with charges including Assault with a Dangerous Weapon.

A former USDA employee pleaded guilty to fraud for a scheme that channeled over $1 million from public agencies into his private company. He and two co-conspirators face sentencing.

President Biden's three-day trip to Texas and Nevada focuses on commemorating the Civil Rights Act's 60th anniversary, speaking at the NAACP National Convention, and addressing the UnidosUS Annual Conference on his administration’s achievements.