DC weather: Cloudy, cold Friday with highs near 50 degrees

The Washington, D.C. region will see a cloudy, breezy and cold Friday, with afternoon temperatures topping out near 50 degrees.

Live updates: Suspect dead, slain victim identified in Logan Circle shooting that injured 4

Five people were shot Thursday morning in Washington’s Logan Circle neighborhood; one died. The shooting suspect, identified as Matt Lambert, also died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound after a barricade situation.

DC shooting: Community mourns as investigation continues into deadly Logan Circle attack

Authorities are continuing their investigation after they say a local doctor fatally shot a property manager inside a Washington, D.C. gym and wounded four other people from his condo patio before dying by suicide, leaving the Logan Circle community in mourning.

Community holds vigil for victims of mass shooting in DC’s Logan Circle

Around 50 community members gathered in Logan Circle Thursday night to pray and pay tribute to the victims of a morning mass shooting that left one man dead and four others injured.

Van Hollen launches bid for Senate majority leader, challenging Schumer

Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen entered the race to serve as Senate Majority Leader in the upcoming Congress, initiating a rare intra-party contest against longtime Democratic leader Chuck Schumer.

Man hospitalized after fire in Northwest DC apartment

A man was injured in a Northwest D.C. apartment fire Thursday evening, first responders said.

Legislation to bring autonomous vehicles to DC fails

A bill that would have allowed driverless taxis in Washington, D.C., was killed in a Committee of Transportation and Environment vote Thursday.

DC shooting suspect identified, previously sued building's HOA: sources
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FOX 5 sources and the Associated Press have identified the gunman in Tuesday's shooting as Matt Lambert. According to court records, Lambert filed a lawsuit in March 2025 against the homeowners association for the condo building where the shooting took place, alleging ongoing water leaks and mold contamination from 2024 facade work left him displaced from his unit and without basic appliances or HVAC.

DC weather: Showers likely Thursday ahead of weekend temperature drop

Rain showers are likely across the Washington, D.C. region on Thursday, with afternoon highs reaching near 62 degrees before temperatures drop into the 50s for the weekend.

DC shooting: 1 killed, 4 hurt in Logan Circle gym attack, suspect identified

One man was killed, and four other people were wounded early Thursday in a shooting that began inside a gym in Washington, D.C.'s Logan Circle neighborhood.  The suspect barricaded himself in a nearby apartment, fired at officers and died of what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound, officials said.

Witnesses describe panic after morning shooting at VIDA Fitness in DC
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Eyewitnesses are describing moments of chaos and panic after gunfire erupted at VIDA Fitness in Northwest D.C. around 8 a.m. during the morning rush. Gym members recounted seeing a shooting victim on the workout floor before evacuating as additional shots rang out, forcing bystanders and neighbors to take cover inside nearby businesses including Call Your Mother bagel shop and Logan Hardware.

Driver with fake tags apprehended in Prince George’s County after fleeing DC stop, police say

A driver spotted with a fake license plate in D.C. was arrested in Prince George’s County on Wednesday night after fleeing a traffic stop and crashing into two vehicles, police said.

4 dogs killed in DC apartment fire

Four dogs died in an apartment fire Wednesday night in southeast Washington, fire officials said.

Updated DC bill aims to regulate autonomous vehicles by 2028

D.C. Councilmember Charles Allen released an updated version of a bill that would allow Waymo and other autonomous rideshare vehicles to operate in the District.

Congress examines rise of sports betting on college campuses

The rise of sports betting on college campuses took center stage on Capitol Hill Wednesday as lawmakers questioned what can be done to rein in students who are gambling at higher and higher rates.

Kennedy family asks federal judge to block Trump's proposed memorial arch
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Nine members of the Kennedy family have intervened in federal lawsuits seeking to halt President Donald Trump's proposed 250-foot memorial arch, arguing the structure would cast a shadow over family burial plots at Arlington National Cemetery. U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan has temporarily barred preliminary site work for 14 days as legal challenges mount against the project.

Residents demand action amid repeated shootings in Northwest DC neighborhood

Residents in a Northwest D.C. neighborhood plagued by repeated shootings are demanding more action and questioning what it will take to stop the violence.

Lawmakers, advocates to rally over planned East Potomac Park closure

A coalition of D.C. lawmakers and park users will rally on Capitol Hill on Thursday to challenge the planned closure of East Potomac Park, Hains Point, and its golf course.