Author: Isabella Rossi

Homicides in major U.S. cities dropped 17% this year, extending the post-pandemic crime decline and easing fears of a lasting violent crime surge, new Axios data analysis shows.

House lawmakers have launched a bipartisan Movies, Music, Entertainment & Sports Caucus, aiming to spotlight the economic power of U.S. pop culture and address key industry policy challenges.

Former President Donald Trump has nominated conservative attorney Pete Serrano for U.S. attorney in western Washington, a move likely to intensify partisan scrutiny of federal prosecutions.

Bet365 has launched its online sports betting platform in Washington, D.C., expanding its U.S. footprint and offering local bettors a new digital wagering option.

Cybercriminal group Cmdorganization has reportedly launched a ransomware attack on Lake Washington School District, disrupting digital services as officials and experts race to assess impact and restore systems.

As the 2026 FIFA World Cup nears, Kitsap County bars are gearing up with special viewing parties, extended hours and drink specials to draw local fans to every match.

A seaplane crash in Washington state left all 11 people on board accounted for, NBC News reported, as authorities launched an investigation into the cause of the incident.

As a possible government shutdown looms, families, federal workers and local businesses nationwide brace for pay disruptions and service cuts, deepening anxiety and frustration far beyond Washington, D.C.

Killings and other violent crimes dropped sharply across the U.S. in 2025, new FBI data show, marking one of the steepest declines in decades and reshaping debates over public safety.

Trump deployed thousands of soldiers onto Washington’s streets, sparking debate over militarized policing. Yet crime trends show limited impact, raising questions about strategy and cost.

Two people were sentenced in connection with a drug trafficking ring that operated in Seattle’s International District and homeless encampments along I-5, federal prosecutors announced.

Washington’s pause of the Permanent Joint Board on Defense raises fresh questions over U.S.-Canada security coordination, revealing deeper political rifts and uncertainty for North American defense planning.

From concerts on the National Mall to parades, museum exhibits and neighborhood festivals, Washington, D.C. offers a packed Labor Day weekend line‑up for residents and visitors.

U.S.-Iraq relations enter a new phase as business leaders seal over $60 billion in deals, signaling deeper economic ties and renewed strategic cooperation, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce announced.

The Orioles face the Nationals on May 17 in interleague action. Here’s how to watch the Beltway showdown, including TV channel details, start time, and live streaming options.

Washington, DC prepares for July 4th, 2025 with stunning fireworks, parades and patriotic events across the city. Patch rounds up top viewing spots, times and safety tips.

ICE is reportedly conducting “soft raids” at Premier Packing’s Washington processing plant, raising concerns among workers and advocacy groups over immigration enforcement tactics.

From concerts and museum tours to neighborhood festivals, the DC region is marking Juneteenth 2022 with events honoring emancipation, Black history, and ongoing struggles for equality.

A Washington school district is investigating an employee after a social media post appeared to celebrate conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s reported death, prompting public backlash and calls for disciplinary action.

US Park Police are investigating the appearance of “8647” etched into the grass on the National Mall in Washington DC, probing its origin, meaning and any potential security concerns.