President Biden signed a bipartisan funding bill to prevent a government shutdown and invest in key areas, while calling on Congress to address urgent issues like border security and defense.

The article reports on Washington D.C.'s weather forecast post-spring equinox, predicting fair weather with rising temperatures throughout the week, chances of mid-week showers, and a sunny upcoming weekend.

A man was killed by gunfire in Northeast D.C., and police are seeking information with a $25,000 reward offered.

Adrian Terrence Lee was arrested by the Capital Area Regional Fugitive Task Force for a 2023 shooting in Northwest D.C.

Anthony Maurice Smith was arrested by Metropolitan Police for allegedly committing two armed robberies at District businesses, using a knife to threaten employees and steal cash.

The White House marked Women's History Month by holding a roundtable with female labor leaders to discuss supporting women in the workforce as part of President Biden's economic plans.

Congresswoman Norton criticizes House Republicans for holding a hearing on D.C. crime, claiming it undermines the District's self-governance and misrepresents the local decline in crime.

President Joe Biden will host Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia'a Al-Sudani on April 15 to discuss US-Iraq relations and the Strategic Framework Agreement.

The Washington D.C. area is under a Flood Watch due to expected heavy rains potentially causing urban and small stream flooding, with conditions improving by afternoon.

The SEC's diversity office published two reports revealing the agency's progress on internal diversity and the limited response from regulated entities on diversity practices.

A man in DC faces enhanced second-degree theft charges for allegedly stealing from a CVS, with prior convictions leading to the possibility of harsher penalties.

Michael Smith is indicted for felony second-degree theft after allegedly taking items from a CVS in Washington. With prior convictions, he faces an enhanced charge and possible jail time.

Donnie Wise pleads guilty to possession of firearms and intent to distribute cocaine, with sentencing set for July 10, 2024.