The Metropolitan Police arrested a suspect, Bryant Jerome Russell, for a non-fatal shooting in Northeast D.C., charging him with multiple firearms offenses.

President Biden praised job growth and low unemployment under his tenure while criticizing Republican policies as favoring the wealthy, stressing his economic agenda focusing on affordability and healthcare.

Former DC official Bridgette Crowell pleaded guilty to fraud conspiracy involving kickback schemes for contracts. Sentencing is set for September 2024.

The MPD warns of scammers impersonating them, falsely claiming residents have an arrest warrant and demanding payment over phone. They urge verification through official channels.

Presidents Biden and Zelenskyy discussed U.S. support for Ukraine, highlighting a new $225 million security aid package amid Russian aggression. They plan to reconvene at the G7 Summit.

The Metropolitan Police Department recovered 33 firearms in Washington D.C. in a week, including handguns, shotguns, and a "Ghost Gun," as part of its effort to reduce violent crime.

Terrylle Blackstone pleaded guilty to participating in a $15 million fraud scheme that targeted distressed homeowners, with sentencing set for October 2024.

The Metropolitan Police Department is searching for three suspects involved in a robbery outside the Gallery Place Metro Station; the victim is being treated for non-life-threatening injuries.

The article discusses the weather forecast for Washington D.C., predicting a pattern of warm, sunny days with occasional chances of showers and thunderstorms in the coming week.

Mark Harris, a convicted felon from D.C., was sentenced to over five years in prison for illegally possessing firearms including a "ghost gun" and ammunition.

The MPD is seeking information regarding the suspect in the shooting death of Maurice Downing, offering a $25,000 reward for details leading to an arrest and conviction.

A D.C. teen, Zakyh Samuel, faces a grand jury indictment on 16 counts, including carjacking and armed robbery, for last summer's violent crime spree.

World leaders, led by the US, urge Gaza ceasefire and the release of hostages, supporting President Biden's proposed deal, which calls for immediate peace and a two-state solution.