Wildfires near Spokane, Washington, have rapidly expanded, destroying homes and forcing about 65,000 residents to evacuate as firefighters battle fast-moving, wind-driven flames.
Communities across the U.S. are pushing back against sprawling data centers, forcing lawmakers to confront new battles over land use, energy demand and the future of digital infrastructure.
From parades on the National Mall to neighborhood firework shows, here’s your guide to July 4th 2025 celebrations, road closures and safety tips across the D.C. region.
The Islamic Education Center of Washington hosted Arbaeen commemorations, drawing mourners and community members for processions, prayers, and recitations captured in ABNA’s exclusive photo coverage.
Washington state is tightening sales tax rules on professional services in 2025, reshaping costs for consulting, IT, legal and financial firms, according to new guidance reviewed by Leyton.
USA Sports has chosen the restructured Pac-12 as its premier college sports platform in a five-year deal, spotlighting Washington State University Athletics across national broadcasts.
Washington Commanders tackle Laremy Tunsil surveys the field during day one of minicamp at Commanders Park in Ashburn, Va., on June 10, 2025, as preseason preparations intensify.
Three people were killed and several injured after a shootout erupted at a crowded Seattle food festival. Police say one suspect is in custody while another remains at large.
TMZ tracks US lawmakers on vacation as a partial government shutdown stalls Washington, raising questions over political priorities and public perception of leadership.
The U.S. team’s unlikely adopted anthem blends hokey charm with genuine emotion, uniting players and fans in a quirky ritual that has become a defining soundtrack of their campaign.
Washington lawyer Tom Goldstein was sentenced to six years in federal prison for tax crimes, after prosecutors said he concealed income and evaded taxes over multiple years.
A new report finds Washington businesses shoulder a tax burden nearly 50% higher than the U.S. average, raising competitiveness concerns and fueling debate over state fiscal policy.
The Red Sox acquire right-hander Curtis Mead for lefty Connelly Early, prompting debate over prospect value, pitching depth, and Boston’s long-term strategy at the trade deadline.
Civil rights leaders have announced a new March on Washington to defend voting rights, drawing on the legacy of 1963 as they rally against restrictive election laws nationwide.
A Washington state man has been charged with starting the area’s largest wildfire, authorities say, following an investigation into the devastating blaze, reports The Guardian.
Washington Democrats are divided over a push to reduce U.S. military aid to Israel, exposing deep policy rifts and political risks ahead of November, reports The Seattle Times.
Donald Trump’s latest proposal for a televised survival contest has sparked comparisons to “The Hunger Games,” raising ethical concerns and public alarm over reality, politics, and spectacle.
Washington state has been ranked No. 4 in a new national public education study, reflecting strong student performance and funding, according to an analysis reported by FOX 13 Seattle.
Over 100 international law experts say recent U.S. strikes on Iran breach the UN Charter and could amount to war crimes, according to a Just Security analysis challenging U.S. self-defense claims.
Rural Iranians say the cease-fire brings relief but no recovery. After months of conflict, cash-strapped farmers face ruined crops, soaring costs and scant government aid.