A Maryland woman was convicted of first-degree child sexual abuse, facing possible life imprisonment and mandatory lifetime sex offender registration.

Jeffrey Sabol is sentenced to 63 months in prison for assaulting police officers during the January 6 Capitol riot. He must also pay restitution and serve a supervised release.

Steven Patrick Cook pleaded guilty to assaulting police during the January 6 Capitol riot and faces sentencing on July 19. Over 1,358 individuals have been arrested with 486 charged for violence against police.

Shawn Hunter from D.C. faces indictment for second-degree theft after being caught shoplifting at Target, with prior theft convictions potentially increasing his penalty.

Antonio Lamotta from Virginia has been convicted of felony and misdemeanor charges related to the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, with sentencing set for July 30, 2024.

Mayor Muriel Bowser launched the 2024 Robust Retail Grant Program in DC, offering $10,000 to qualifying small businesses, aiming to support economic growth and job creation. Applications are open until April 15.

Jakeim Miller was arrested for the 2022 murder of Avon Perkins in NW DC, announced by the Metropolitan Police.

House Republicans endorse a nationwide abortion ban without exceptions for rape or incest in their proposed budget, challenging reproductive rights and access to health services.

A South Carolina man, Thomas Casselman, pled guilty to felony charges for assaulting officers during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot. Sentencing is set for July 18, 2024.

A Texas man, Adam Lejay Jackson, was sentenced to 36 months probation for assaulting police during the Jan. 6 Capitol riots and ordered to pay fines and restitution.

The White House held a roundtable focusing on mental health services for Black men, featuring participants like Courtney B. Vance and outlining Biden's strategy for mental health care.

VP Kamala Harris highlights federal investments in Puerto Rico's economic revival during her visit, citing over $140 billion in aid and job growth achievements.

On World Water Day, the Biden-Harris administration announced initiatives to enhance U.S. access to clean water and protect the environment, including investments to replace lead pipes and conserve wetlands.