A Washington, D.C. man with a prior felony conviction has been sentenced to two years in federal prison for illegally…
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Navy Yard Confronts Second Youth “Takeover” in a Month: Officials and Residents Demand Action
The Navy Yard neighborhood in Washington, D.C., is facing growing concern after a second large-scale gathering of teenagers led to…
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New RFK Stadium Set to Bring Washington Commanders Back to D.C. in 2030
In a historic announcement on April 28, the Washington Commanders and District of Columbia officials revealed plans for a brand-new…
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14-Year-Old Girl Dies in Accidental Shooting While Recording Social Media Video
Washington, D.C. — A tragic incident in Northeast D.C. has left a family and community grieving after a 14-year-old girl…
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UDC’s Former Police Chief Alleges Time Theft and Retaliation: A Deepening Scandal at D.C.’s Public University
In early 2024, Carlos Kelly stepped into his role as the Chief of Police and Director of Public Safety at…
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D.C. Police Union Sounds Alarm Over ‘Dire’ Conditions Facing Officers Amid Rising Concerns Over Public Safety
Washington, D.C. — Tensions between the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) and city leadership have reached a boiling point. The D.C.…
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Alexandria Woman Wins Over $400,000 in Virginia Lottery After a Long Day at Work
Alexandria, VA — For Kendrea Linton, a typical evening after work turned into a life-changing moment she’ll never forget. The…
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MPD Offers $10,000 Reward for Help Identifying Southeast Armed Robbery Suspects
Washington, D.C. — The Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) is actively seeking the public’s assistance in identifying two suspects involved in…
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D.C. Man Sentenced to 24 Years for Killing Wife in Northeast Tragedy
In a deeply unsettling case that shook the Northeast D.C. community, 48-year-old Wyatt Swan has been sentenced to 24 years…
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D.C. Cracks Down on Negligent Landlords Allowing Dangerous Living Conditions
Washington, D.C. — In a bold new move, the District of Columbia is stepping up efforts to hold negligent landlords…
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