A man from Southeast DC, Omar Ransom, was arrested on charges of first-degree child sexual abuse and related crimes after allegedly assaulting a minor.

President Joe Biden signed an executive order to highlight women's historical achievements in national parks and historic sites.

A robbery at a Northwest shop led to a shooting, leaving one person hospitalized. The incident occurred on Georgia Avenue, with the suspects demanding money and valuables before firing a shot and fleeing.

VP Harris announced a new OMB policy for AI risk management, highlighting plans for federal agencies to assess AI impacts, protect workers, and mandate transparency in AI applications.

The Biden-Harris Administration has issued a final rule limiting short-term health insurance plans to three months to protect consumers from low-quality "junk" plans.

The White House is reviving the Easter Egg Roll for 2024 with an educational theme called "EGGucation" involving learning activities and traditional fun.

The NWS has extended a coastal flood advisory for D.C., warning of potential flooding until this afternoon with around one foot of inundation expected in low-lying areas.

Columbia, S.C., is repurposing a former police sub-station into studios for local artists, a collaborative effort with One Columbia for Arts and Culture to foster creativity and urban revitalization.

President Biden announced federal aid in response to the collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge caused by a container ship, which left several people missing and disrupted the area's economy.

The U.S. Mint releases the 2024 American Women Quarters Silver Proof Set on April 2, honoring historical women, with a limit of five sets per household.

First Lady Jill Biden and health insurers unite to expand patient navigation in cancer care, enhancing guidance and support for patients, as part of the Cancer Moonshot initiative.

First Lady Jill Biden discussed the importance of patient navigators in cancer care and urged insurers to use new billing codes that allow for their services to be covered.

Patty Collins has been named the first female Director of the U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing, a milestone announced by the Treasury Department.