The 2024 RAMMY Awards named winners in D.C.'s culinary scene, with Ellie Bird winning New Restaurant of the Year. Chefs from Anju and Perry's won top individual honors, while Long Shot Hospitality scored two awards.

A dog named Theo was safely returned after being stolen with a purse from a car in Southeast D.C.; police seek help finding a person and vehicle of interest.

Swahili Village M Street in Washington D.C. has been ordered to pay over $526,000 for wage theft violations, including restitution to workers and penalties to the district.

Severe storms in DC damage 10 homes, down trees and power lines, with emergency services responding to multiple incidents and residents advised to prepare for future weather events.

Police seek a vehicle after four people were shot in Southeast Washington D.C.; public assistance is requested.

The District Government announces modified services on July 4th, with open pools, parks, essential services, and support for vulnerable populations, but some closures and adjustments in transportation and municipal services.

Metropolitan Police arrest Derrick Gladden as a suspect in an April Southeast D.C. shooting, charging him with Assault with a Dangerous Weapon.

Former Maryland resident Zhong Jie Chen has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for misappropriating $354,520 in COVID-19 relief funds intended for his businesses.

Metropolitan Police seek information on a shooting in Northwest Washington that resulted in the death of 18-year-old Raymond Washington from Northeast Washington. A reward is offered for tips leading to an arrest and conviction.

A D.C. man, Ivan Dixon, 19, receives a 7-year prison sentence for a 2023 shooting, after pleading guilty to Assault with Intent to Kill and illegal firearm possession.

MPD has a suspect in custody for a fatal stabbing of Fasil Teklemariam in Northwest Washington, D.C. The suspect, Audrey Miller, is charged with First Degree Murder while Armed-Felony Murder.

William Ingram from Pennsylvania is facing charges for killing his mother and assaulting a D.C. police officer, along with drug-related offenses. New details have emerged from investigators after his initial confession during his arrest.

Safety upgrades are planned for a Northwest D.C. street after a Howard University student was fatally struck by a car. The response includes a new cement wall at the crash site and raised crosswalks to protect pedestrians.