A Maryland man received a 10-year prison sentence for setting Supreme Court police vehicles on fire in 2020. He will also pay restitution and be under supervised release.

U.S. and Chinese officials discussed the safety and risks of AI technology in Geneva, reflecting the high stakes in AI for both nations amid their technological rivalry.

Three protestors received prison terms for obstructing a DC clinic, violating the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act, with sentences of 57, 21, and 27 months, plus supervised release.

Washington, DC introduces a $3.5 million grant program to attract large events and boost tourism and the local economy, focusing on nonprofits able to draw over 10,000 attendees.

A report on sexual harassment claims against former D.C. Deputy Mayor John Falcicchio was leaked, revealing accuser identities and triggering criticism from officials.

The National Weather Service reports fog and drizzle for Washington D.C. with highs near 66°F, a 90% chance of rain today, and possible thunderstorms over the weekend.

Mayor Muriel Bowser honored top teachers at the OSSE Educator Awards Ceremony in Washington, D.C., including the 2024 Teacher of the Year, Beth Barkley.

Homelessness in Washington D.C. has increased by 14% according to the latest PIT count, with a 39% rise in family homelessness and a 6% rise in unaccompanied individuals, despite being lower than pre-COVID levels.

Mayor Bowser has launched a Safe Commercial Corridor Hub in Anacostia to connect residents with city services, following a successful similar initiative in Chinatown.

An Alabama man was convicted of assaulting officers during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, set for sentencing in August 2024.

A Missouri man pleaded guilty to an attempted attack on the White House, aiming to establish a Nazi dictatorship. He drove a truck onto a sidewalk and brandished a Nazi flag but did not breach the perimeter, causing over $54,000 in damages.

Six members of the "18th Street" gang were convicted of crimes including murder and racketeering by a U.S. District Court jury after a three-day deliberation.

The article details the Biden-Harris administration's efforts to support rural America, highlighting investments, the Rural Innovators Initiative, and infrastructure improvements aimed at enhancing life in rural communities.