The National Weather Service predicts hot and mixed weather in Washington D.C., with high humidity, thunderstorms, and heat indices over 100 degrees, urging precautions for the upcoming week.

Washington, DC receives a $25 million federal grant for an overhaul of the New York Avenue NE corridor, including bridge refurbishment and new trails for safer, improved connectivity.

The U.S. Supreme Court allows Idaho women access to emergency medical services, as President Biden criticizes Republican efforts to ban abortion nationwide and vows to defend reproductive rights.

A jury convicted Beysean Jones of first-degree murder for a double homicide in Southeast Washington. Trial evidence included video, ballistics, and DNA. Sentencing is set for September 2024.

North Carolina man, Anthony Mastanduno, was sentenced to 57 months in prison for his role in the January 6 Capitol riot, pleading guilty to six felony charges.

The White House met with state leaders to discuss a national paid family and medical leave program, showcasing successful state models and reinforcing the administration's commitment to such a policy.

D.C. police seek a suspect for a non-fatal stabbing in Northeast after a business dispute. The suspect fled in an SUV; public assistance is requested.

Metropolitan Police request help to identify a man who stole electronics from a car on T Street, NW, on June 25, 2024, captured on surveillance footage.

The Metropolitan Police Department seeks the public's aid in a fatal shooting case in Southeast D.C., where 32-year-old Thomas Carlos Felder was found dead. No suspect description or motive has been released.

Police intensify the search for suspects in a recent armed carjacking in Northwest D.C., involving multiple suspects and a handgun. The taken vehicle has been recovered.

Benjamin J. Martin was found guilty of charges related to the January 6 Capitol riot, including felony civil disorder and obstruction. His sentencing is set for November 2024.

A man was arrested in NW D.C. after an attempted daylight robbery and assault was foiled by bystanders; the suspect, Kenneth Montgomery, was charged by police.

An Illinois man was sentenced to 24 months in prison for assaulting officers during the Jan. 6 Capitol breach.