A student was injured in a shooting at Dunbar High School in D.C., leading to two arrests. The female victim sustained non-life-threatening injuries. Police offer a reward for information leading to convictions.

A 3-year-old girl was shot and killed in Southeast Washington, D.C., prompting a police investigation into the incident that occurred in the Garfield Heights neighborhood.

Washington, D.C. preps for Cinco de Mayo with various deals and events, including margarita specials, Latin Restaurant Week, and festivities such as the Margarita Stroll Bar Fest and Lucha Libre Live.

A second teen has been arrested in connection with an attempted robbery that occurred more than a year ago on North Capitol Street, according to the Metropolitan Police Department.

Biden and Trump offer contrasting views on handling college campus protests, with Biden advocating for peaceful protest and Trump praising police crackdowns. Biden addressed anti-Semitism overlap while Trump labeled protesters as extremists.

Washington is under a Coastal Flood Advisory with expected up to half a foot of inundation in some areas, and an 80% chance of precipitation continuing into the week, raising concerns for persistent rainfall and flooding.

Daylight shooting in Southeast Washington, D.C. leaves a 32-year-old man dead; police investigate homicide with no suspects yet identified.

The SEC charged BF Borgers CPA and its leader, Benjamin Borgers, with fraud impacting over 1,500 filings, leading to a $14 million penalty and their ban from accounting practice.

The police identified Raham Barnes as the suspect behind a series of violent convenience store robberies in Washington, D.C., involving fire extinguisher attacks.

The Biden-Harris administration will expand ACA health care coverage to include DACA recipients, potentially affecting over 100,000 Dreamers starting in November.

MPD arrested a 16-year-old male from Northeast DC for his involvement in a group theft at a Navy Yard CVS, where items were stolen and a security guard was assaulted with a bottle.

Hahn Air settled with the U.S. government for $26.8 million over allegations of not remitting travel fees between 2012 and 2018. A whistleblower who brought the issue to light will receive $4.8 million.

VP Harris announced a rule to expand health coverage for over 100,000 DACA recipients, emphasizing their role in society and urging Congress for permanent solutions.