A woman was arrested in Northwest D.C. after pointing a gun at officers during an eviction, leading to a standoff and charges including assault on a police officer.

Police report a man was stabbed after a traffic accident in Northeast Washington, with suspect Dustin Bryan charged with assault with a dangerous weapon.

D.C. drivers will face road closures and parking restrictions during the Cherry Blossom Parade, with streets affected from early morning until late afternoon. Public transportation is advised due to expected traffic delays.

The Metropolitan Police charged Tremayne Anthony Thompson with Second Degree Sex Abuse and Burglary after he allegedly sexually assaulted and burglarized a Northwest residence.

President Biden discussed racial equity and economic progress at the National Action Network Convention, highlighting his administration's efforts, such as addressing appraisal bias and increasing federal contracts for small disadvantaged businesses.

The EPA reported a 1.3% rise in U.S. greenhouse gas emissions in 2022, but noted a 17% decline since 2005. The data reflects increased energy use post-pandemic.

An 89-year-old man died in a car crash in Southeast D.C. The Major Crash Investigations Unit is investigating the incident where the man’s car struck a drain ditch.

The Robbery Suppression Unit in Southeast, DC, arrested five males and recovered four firearms, including targeting two teens and three young adults for various charges.

President Biden has announced a student debt cancellation plan worth $7.4 billion, benefiting 277,000 individuals, as part of his administration’s ongoing efforts to alleviate student loan burdens.

Three juveniles were arrested for a robbery in Southeast Washington, D.C., after a pedestrian was attacked on Martin Luther King Jr Avenue. Bystanders aided in their quick capture.

D.C. prepares for Emancipation Day with no parking zones and street closures, warns MPDC of impacted areas like Pennsylvania Avenue and parts of 9th-14th Streets NW.

A coastal flood warning is in effect in Washington, D.C., due to possible inundation of up to 2.5 feet above ground level. Residents are urged to take precautions and avoid travel in affected areas.

Mayor Bowser plans 2024 DC Emancipation Day events, including a parade, concert, and fireworks, highlighting the city's history and advocating for DC statehood.