The Kappa En Blanc event will disrupt DC traffic with certain streets closed and emergency no parking in effect from noon to midnight on April 27, as per the MPDC bulletin.

A 12-year-old boy was arrested by the MPD for multiple vehicle thefts in Northwest, D.C., with all vehicles recovered, raising concerns about youth crime in the city.

A Texas man received a 28-month prison term for his participation in the January 6 Capitol riot, including assaulting law enforcement and civil disorder.

Bryan Rice, a D.C. man with a criminal past, was sentenced to 10 years for drug trafficking and weapon charges.

A man in Northeast was arrested and charged with misdemeanor sexual abuse and aggressive panhandling after making unwanted sexual contact with a victim.

A North Carolina man was sentenced to 72 months in prison for assaulting law enforcement during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, facing additional supervised release.

The Biden-Harris Administration announced new regulations requiring airlines to issue automatic cash refunds for certain service failures, aiming to protect consumer rights and save travelers money.

Minor tidal flooding hit Washington, with a half-foot of water expected in parts of DC, Arlington, and Alexandria, but no significant damage or injuries reported.

The Biden-Harris administration launched a plan targeting zero emissions in the freight sector with a $1.5 billion investment, focusing on transitioning heavy-duty vehicles and promoting environmental justice.

Southeast D.C. shooting leads to the arrest of Anthony Moten, Sr., and the seizure of three firearms by the police; victim suffers non-life-threatening injuries.

The US House passed a $95 billion foreign aid package, with funds for Ukraine, Israel, Gaza, Taiwan, and other allies. The Senate is expected to vote soon, and the package includes conditions on TikTok and Russia.

MPD arrested 18-year-old Amontae Moody for the unlawful discharge of a firearm in Southeast DC, after police responded to a midnight shooting with no injuries or property damage reported.

The Capital Pride Parade in D.C. is changing its route to accommodate growth and prepare for WorldPride 2025, not passing through the traditional Dupont neighborhood.