Washington DC | Local News | Top Stories The latest local and breaking news for the District of Columbia (Washington, DC). Saturday, September 26 WUSA9 DC (Read more) • Get rhinestone-ready! Kennedy Center to honor Dolly Parton Day with free music, film and a tribute • DC Councilmember Trayon White's bribery trial jury deadlocked on verdict • Survivors of sexual violence to march in DC and nationwide: Why one survivor wants legal protection to tell her story • 9th Street Tunnel work brings lane closures • Anacostia River cleanup this weekend aims to stop litter from reaching the ocean, gather data for researchers • DC neighborhood opposes massive parking garage near Commanders' new stadium • DC Police search for group of youths after fatal stabbing • Police: Suspect disarmed special police officer before shooting at Northeast Target WTOP DC (Read more) • Takeaways from Trump-Xi summit: Lots of pomp and even more punting on tensions in US-China relations • Kennedy Center put off planned repairs despite known structural issues, former employees allege • New guidance could help doctors correctly diagnose more heart attacks in women • Jury closes day 3 of deliberations in DC Council member Trayon White’s bribery trial with no verdict • Supreme Court rejects a Trump-backed Missouri congressional map for the third time • Supreme Court lets Trump administration use revamped federal voter eligibility database for now • China’s Xi Jinping says he expects to meet Trump 2 more times this year as he wraps up third day of state visit to US • Fiesta DC’s weekend festival, parade to close roads and reroute traffic DC NEWS NOW (Read more) • These were the hottest baby names in your state 50 years ago. Here's where they rank now • GOP reacts to Trump's Big Week • The Latest: UN Summit 2026 • Concerns grow over data centers • One-on-One with Md. Rep. Glenn Ivey • Windy with showers at times as nor'easter remains to our east • Gusty winds, more clouds, showers this weekend from passing nor'easter • College sports bill inches ahead in the Senate even as Congress punts other issues
