A teenager was fatally shot on North Capitol Street; MPD is investigating with no shooter or motive identified yet.

The SBA has revised its lending rules to allow individuals with criminal records to access loans, except those with fraud or incarceration history, aiming to improve economic opportunities for marginalized groups.

AG Brian L. Schwalb leads 11 attorneys general in supporting a new trial for Richard Glossip, after Oklahoma AG admitted to prosecutorial errors in the capital case.

The Biden-Harris Administration is urging Congressional Republicans to support the extension of the Affordable Connectivity Program to continue helping 23 million households afford internet service.

Police arrest four teens after multiple daylight carjackings in Washington D.C.; MPD coordinates with regional agencies.

Police seek two suspects after a man was hospitalized following a fight on East Capitol Street, Washington, D.C.; the MPD calls for public assistance.

A police manhunt is underway in Southeast Washington, D.C. for a suspect who assaulted a store clerk with a knife, causing minor injuries, after being asked to leave the premises.

The Metropolitan Police are seeking help to identify a burglary suspect who stole an employee's belongings from a business on 14th Street NW on April 29, 2024.

House Republicans call on D.C. Mayor to address what they consider "antisemitic" protests on college campuses, with a focus on George Washington University, spurring debates on free speech.

The forecast for Washington, D.C. includes a mix of sunshine and thunderstorms, with high temperatures and a chance of showers escalating towards the weekend.

President Biden has announced a $6.1 billion student debt cancellation for 317,000 borrowers affected by the predatory practices of the Art Institutes.

A 70-year-old Massachusetts woman pleaded guilty to charges, including assaulting law enforcement, related to her involvement in the January 6 Capitol riot.

Roberto McBean of Hyattsville pleads guilty to a string of armed robberies in Northwest Washington, facing multiple charges as announced by the U.S. Attorney's office.