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U.S. Attorney Matthew Graves has declined to prosecute 67% of arrests made in Washington, D.C., an outlier compared to other major cities as D.C. struggles with a crime spike.

The U.S. prosecutor for the nation's capital is defending his office for not prosecuting the majority of arrests ...

Federal prosecutors in Washington, D.C.s U.S. attorneys office did not prosecute nearly 70% of people arrested by police officers in 2022.

Republican South Carolina Rep. Russell Fry emphasized rising crime numbers during a House Oversight hearing dedicated to the governance of Washington, D.C.

The House Oversight Committee on Wednesday pressed Washington, D.C., officials about public safety, police reform and the crime bill

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser’s vision for the city includes police back in schools, a new jail and a school for paramedics. It’s all part of a massive proposed budget.

(The Center Square) – The liberal crime bill pushed by local Washington, D.C. leaders and killed by President Joe Biden has backfired, inviting fresh oversight and the clamping down of

Nothing the president has done would have stopped a single shooting we've witnessed.

The House Committee on Oversight and Accountability plans to hold a hearing later this month on D.C. crime and has requested several city officials to testify.

Two men are in the hospital after a separate stabbing and shooting near the Anacostia Metro station this afternoon.