Ten individuals were arrested in Washington D.C. for operating a drug network involving fentanyl and cocaine distribution near schools and firearms offenses.

The MPD in Washington D.C. seized 45 firearms in a week, targeting illegal handguns, shotguns, and "ghost guns" across the city, resulting in various individuals facing charges.

The Wydown coffee shop chain in DC abruptly closed its doors amid unionization efforts, suddenly terminating 30 jobs and prompting employee protests and legal action.

The Metropolitan Police Department arrested another teen involved in a Navy Yard CVS theft and earlier assaults on an officer and a security guard. Ten youths in total are charged with various crimes, including Aggravated and Simple Assault.

The White House has announced over $16 billion allocated for HBCUs, reinforcing their role in promoting educational equity and supporting recovery from pandemic-induced financial strains.

A federal indictment led to the arrest of a Northeast drug crew, with law enforcement seizing weapons, drugs, and cash after a months-long investigation.

President Biden proclaimed the third Saturday in May as Armed Forces Day, noting support for military service members and commitment to their care and inclusion.

The House passed the CRIMES Act to increase congressional oversight of D.C.'s criminal justice, amidst local opposition for overreaching into D.C. autonomy.

Two individuals are charged in a DOJ case for a scheme involving North Korean IT workers using stolen U.S. identities to infiltrate American companies.

A 70-year-old Colorado man was sentenced to a year in prison for obstructing law enforcement during the January 6 Capitol riot, with 36 months supervisory release and a $2,000 fine.

A man was shot and killed in Prince George's County, with police investigating the scene on Hil Mar Drive. Authorities are seeking information from the public.

A man turned himself in after evading capture for two months following a non-lethal shooting in Southeast DC, resulting in his arrest for assault with a dangerous weapon.

President Biden signed the FAA Reauthorization Act into law to enhance traveler protections, impose automatic refunds for delays, and eliminate hidden fees to improve the air travel experience.