Nighttime milling and paving on Rhode Island Avenue NE in DC will start on March 11, 2024, causing potential traffic delays, with a three-phase project expected to last three days.

ICE conducted removal flights from March 4-8, deporting individuals to various countries. Over 599,000 individuals have been returned or removed from the U.S. since May 12, 2023.

A protester confronted Mayor Muriel Bowser at a D.C. arts festival, calling for a Gaza cease-fire, reflecting the U.S.'s polarized stance on the Israel-Palestine conflict.

DC's cherry blossoms reached stage three of blooming, signaling a potential early season, despite recent strong winds. The National Cherry Blossom Festival coincides with the anticipated peak bloom period.

A deadly shooting occurred in Northeast DC, where 46-year-old Jimmy Thomas Jr. was killed. Police arrested 27-year-old Damon Clark on the same day on charges of Second Degree Murder while Armed.

The U.S. job market added 275,000 jobs in February, maintaining an unemployment rate below 4% for two years, with the economy adding 14.9 million jobs under President Biden.

Daniel Greene, with nine previous theft convictions, was sentenced to 32 months in prison for felony second-degree theft following a series of package thefts in Washington D.C.

The Maryland Senate passed a bill allowing individuals to buy health insurance regardless of immigration status, aiming to reduce uncompensated care costs and ER wait times.

Artomatic returned to D.C. after 15 years, celebrating its 25th anniversary with local art exhibits and performances in a large vacant office space, despite a brief protest interruption.

Two separate incidents in D.C.: a Northwest shooting, with the search ongoing for suspects, and a fast Southeast robbery arrest, with the assailant charged.

Metropolitan Police in D.C. arrested a robbery suspect, Gardner Bradley, who also assaulted an officer during the arrest. The incident occurred on March 9 in Southeast D.C.

A man named Adam Dove was shot and killed in Southeast D.C., with the Metropolitan Police Department seeking information and offering a $25,000 reward for arrest and conviction.

A wind advisory is in effect in New York until 5 PM EDT due to strong winds up to 55 mph, which may cause power outages. Sunny but windy conditions are expected, with calmer weather following.