Gunfire Near White House: Active Investigation

0:00It's April 6, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Global News Today, World News Powered by AI. Secret Service agents jumped into action early Sunday morning after reports of gunfire near the White House in Washington, D.C. It happened just after midnight local time around Lafayette Park, right north of the President's residence. They swept the area, but found no injuries and no suspect on sight. They're now hunting for a possible vehicle and a person of interest, teaming up with local partners to track down leads. Operations at the White House are running as usual, though they bumped up security measures just to be safe. President Trump stuck around the Capitol this Easter weekend, instead of heading to his Florida spot. Rose near the park got shed down briefly during the search, but have since reopened, according to agency spokesman Anthony Guglielmi. The investigation is still very much active, with officials confirming late Sunday that they're digging deeper into what went down. Trump has been grinding nonstop in the Oval Office and plans a family Easter dinner

1:01at the White House tonight. For now, everything's calm on the surface, but eyes stay wide open as they piece this together. Stay tuned for updates.