A 15-year-old was arrested for the murder of Nasrat Ahmad Yar, a former Afghan interpreter and Lyft driver, in Washington, D.C.

A Kentucky man was found guilty of felony and misdemeanor charges related to the January 6 Capitol riot, being the first to enter the building. He will be sentenced in July 2024.

The Metropolitan Police in Washington D.C. are distributing Apple AirTags to vehicle owners to combat car theft, with an installation event at Union Market.

Tyrone Hawkins was sentenced to nine years in prison for a daylight shooting in Northeast Washington after pleading guilty to assault with intent to kill.

Nikki Haley wins the Republican primary in Washington D.C., claiming all 19 delegates and marking her first victory against Donald Trump in the 2024 race.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Washington D.C., including predictions of sunny skies, rain, patchy fog, and temperature fluctuations for the upcoming days.

Washington, D.C. will require employers to disclose salary ranges in job listings by June 2024, aiming to increase pay transparency and equity for all workers in the district.

Dykwon Perry Davis faces charges of attempted abduction and rape in the Potomac Yard area of Washington D.C., with potential life imprisonment if convicted.

D.C. business leaders urge lawmakers to tackle the rise in violent crime, after the death of a former elections member, stressing the need for better public safety measures.

Antron Belk was indicted on eight counts, including assault with intent to kill, for shooting a scooter rider in Washington D.C. The victim survived despite eight gunshot wounds.

A New York man, Brandon Craig Fellows, received a 42-month prison sentence for his role in the January 6 Capitol riot, with convictions on felony and misdemeanor charges.

Two U.S. Marine Corps members have been charged with hate crimes after racial slurs and antisemitic symbols were found at the University of Maryland. The charges follow a thorough investigation by university police and the Naval Criminal Investigative Service.

U.S. airman Aaron Bushnell died after self-immolating outside the Israeli Embassy in Washington, DC, in an act of protest related to the Gaza conflict.