Amazon Web Services donates $1 million to Children's National Hospital, part of a broader $10 million pledge to support nonprofit pediatric initiatives with cloud technology.

DC bars offer themed drinks for the presidential debate, turning the political event into a spirited social occasion with special cocktails and viewing parties.

President Biden announces new appointments to various federal boards and commissions, emphasizing diversity and experience in areas such as intelligence, economic oversight of Puerto Rico, religious freedom, the arts, and maritime governance.

Florida Proud Boy Troy Garrett was arrested on multiple charges, including assaulting officers, stemming from his alleged involvement in the January 6 Capitol riot.

Fireworks ignited by children caused a significant fire in a D.C. apartment, displacing over 75 residents and highlighting the dangers of fireworks misuse.

A Mississippi man was arrested for his role in the January 6 Capitol riot, facing felony and misdemeanor charges including civil disorder and disorderly conduct.

Councilmember Brianne Nadeau oversaw a hearing regarding alleged sexual harassment by former D.C. Deputy Mayor John Falcicchio, with potential legal responses discussed.

Police seek community help to find suspects in a Northwest DC armed robbery, where the victim was robbed at gunpoint by individuals who then fled in a vehicle.

The National Weather Service forecasts fluctuating weather in Washington D.C., with isolated showers followed by clearer skies and potential thunderstorms as the weekend approaches.

MPD seeks public assistance in identifying a suspect in a daytime stabbing on the 800 block of H Street, Northeast DC. No suspect description or victim condition reported yet.

Waymo is testing self-driving vehicles in Washington D.C. but is yet to launch public services. Despite an NHTSA inquiry into some incidents, they plan to expand and integrate autonomous taxis into daily commutes.

The Metropolitan Police seek public help in finding a suspect from a non-fatal shooting on Vermont Avenue, NW DC, on June 9. The female victim is recovering, and the investigation continues.

At a community meeting in D.C., U.S. Attorney Matthew Graves and HUD Inspector General Rae Oliver Davis discussed tenant safety in HUD-supported housing, focusing on eradicating environmental hazards and combating sexual misconduct.