Police in Northeast DC respond to a shooting incident, leaving one man hospitalized as detectives seek witnesses and release surveillance video for leads.

President Biden advocated for caregivers and proposed budget enhancements to childcare, homecare, and paid leave, opposing Republican cuts and reflecting on personal tragedy to underscore the importance of the care economy.

The Biden-Harris Administration announced new national drinking water standards to reduce PFAS pollution, aiming to protect millions and prevent illnesses.

Two men were arrested for an armed kidnapping in DC following a failed social media sale. The Metropolitan Police and the FBI announced the arrests after the victim was forced into a vehicle and robbed. The suspects face Armed Kidnapping charges.

Washington, D.C. offers a range of activities for kids and teens during spring break, including sports, arts, and environmental events, with special activities closed on DC Emancipation Day.

The National Weather Service predicts showers and thunderstorms in D.C., with a coastal flood advisory due to tidal flooding. High winds and rain are expected, but conditions will clear by the weekend with rising temperatures.

Procurement Sciences AI has raised $10 million in Series A funding, led by Battery Ventures, to enhance its AI-based software aiming to streamline government contracting processes.

MPD seeks 47-year-old Michael Owusu-Sakyi for an April 5 shooting on Fairlawn Avenue, D.C., where a woman was injured. An arrest warrant is issued for Owusu-Sakyi, charged with Assault with a Dangerous Weapon.

A man was arrested for a stabbing during an argument on L Street in Southeast Washington, D.C., with non-life-threatening injuries inflicted on the victim.

Two teenagers were arrested in Northwest Washington DC for firearm-related offenses following a reported burglary and shots fired. No injuries were reported.

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Bodycam footage shows D.C. police officer shooting a man, Deion Hinnant, following a pursuit. Hinnant faces gun charges and was hospitalized; the incident details remain under investigation.

Oscar Ramos, 35, was convicted of first-degree murder and assault in a deadly 2015 D.C. highway drive-by shooting stemming from a feud over his father's death in El Salvador.