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The time, location and what to know for the 2022 March for Our Lives in Washington, D.C. on June 11, 2022.

March for Our Lives and Capital Pride are expected to draw huge crowds, and police said they are prepared.

As mass shootings send shockwaves through the country, we sit down with D.C. Police Chief Robert Contee to learn more about how his department is preparing for…

Police chiefs from across the U.S. pointed to four main issues plaguing departments since 2020: COVID-19, summer protests, workforce shortage and violent crime

Officials say, police found eight firearms and "significant" amounts of fentanyl and crack cocaine during the arrest and search on Wednesday.

Police Captain Steve Andelman is asking a judge to intervene after he says he was harassed in the workplace for complaining that a supervisor broke D.C. law.

D.C.’s Police Chief is sharing the details of the investigation into Raymond Spencer, the man who opened fire from his apartment in Van Ness three weeks ago…

D.C. police have revealed new information and crime scene photos nearly three weeks after a gunman opened fire from the fifth floor of an apartment building...

DC Police released a detailed timeline of how they tracked down alleged gunman Raymond Spencer and photos of what they found in his apartments after the shooting.

Experts say it's complicated—but look at pandemic trauma, programming cuts, and crime fads.