A recent report indicates the Commanders will aggressively pursue upgrades at a key position this offseason, signaling a likely shift in strategy and casting doubt on the future of one established veteran.
Washington, D.C., the U.S. capital, anchors national politics while evolving as a cultural hub, where federal power, local governance, and diverse communities intersect daily.
The Smithsonian unveils “Korean Treasures,” a landmark exhibition spotlighting art, artifacts, and pop culture just as “KPop Demon Hunters” fever grips global audiences and U.S. fans alike.
Washington schools will retain $1.4 billion in federal funds after state attorneys general reached a settlement with the U.S. Education Department, averting major budget disruptions.
House Republicans claim D.C. police are manipulating crime data to downplay rising violence, prompting calls for federal oversight and renewed debate over public safety in the capital.
Long-term unemployment has surged to its highest level since the pandemic, leaving workers struggling to recover while economists warn of lasting damage to the labor market and growth.
Oddsmakers have released early 2025 futures, and Washington’s first Big Ten campaign comes with intriguing numbers. Huskies Wire breaks down conference title and national championship odds.
The US and Iran traded stark warnings of wider war, raising fears of regional escalation. The latest exchange underscores fragile security and growing mistrust across the Middle East.
Donald Trump’s Air Force One returned to Washington after a reported minor electrical issue, prompting safety checks and a brief delay to the former president’s travel schedule.
The Senate voted to break a Democratic filibuster Monday, advancing a key measure to reopen the federal government after a brief shutdown, as negotiations over immigration and spending continue.
I visited Forks, Washington, the real-life setting of the “Twilight” series, and found a surprisingly charming town where local businesses embrace vampire tourism without losing their small-town character.
Chabad rabbis marked Education and Sharing Day USA with President Trump at the White House, highlighting Jewish educational values and the Rebbe’s legacy in a special Washington ceremony.
The Council on Criminal Justice’s year-end 2025 report reveals shifting crime trends across major U.S. cities, with declines in homicides but mixed patterns in property and violent offenses.
Nestlé USA has named its coffee division head as the company’s next chief executive, signaling a strategic focus on its fast-growing beverage portfolio, The Business Journals reports.
The Miami Heat meet the Washington Wizards on February 8, 2026, with updated odds, betting tips and key trends from Sportsbook Wire guiding bettors on spreads, totals and player props.
Trump officials have ordered sweeping immigration reviews following a fatal National Guard shooting, vowing stricter enforcement as critics warn of deepening tensions over border policy.
The Washington Post’s top editor resigned following a contentious round of newsroom layoffs, intensifying scrutiny of leadership decisions and sparking debate over the paper’s future.
An Australian correspondent heads to Washington to decode US politics, but encounters a city reshaped by polarization, power plays and personal stories that challenge assumptions about democracy.
From leaf-peeping on the National Mall to seasonal markets and harvest festivals, Washington D.C. offers travelers a colorful lineup of fall events, flavors, and experiences this season.
A Washington school band has been chosen to join the nation’s 250th anniversary celebration, representing the state on a historic stage. KING5.com reports on the students’ preparations and pride.