Author: Miles Cooper
Discover top events in the DC area from July 1-7 with NBC4 Washington’s latest list. From cultural festivals to outdoor concerts, find the best activities to enjoy this week in the nation’s capital.
A federal investigation has been launched into Washington’s Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction amid concerns over financial management and administrative practices, officials confirmed Wednesday.
The Walter E. Washington Convention Center, managed by Events DC, remains a premier venue in the capital, hosting major conferences, trade shows, and cultural events that drive D.C.’s vibrant economy and tourism.
Texas Tech football faces Washington State today in Week 2 action. Kickoff is set for 6:30 PM CT. The game will be broadcast on FS1, providing fans live coverage from Lubbock. Stay tuned for updates.
The Washington Post reviews It Ends With Us, calling it “glittery and traumatic,” blending intense emotional themes with striking visuals—highlighting, notably, the lead actor’s impressive abs that add to the film’s dynamic appeal.
Eater DC highlights D.C.’s top bars for watching the NCAA Tournament and other major games, featuring prime spots with big screens, great food, and vibrant atmospheres for sports fans across the city.
Souring US-China relations are threatening Washington apple growers, a key export sector, as tariffs and trade barriers disrupt access to the lucrative Chinese market, the US-China Business Council warns.
ICE and law enforcement partners arrested nearly 200 alien offenders during a four-day immigration enforcement operation in Washington, D.C., targeting individuals with criminal histories, officials reported.
A Louisiana state lawmaker alleges Senator Bill Cassidy revoked his tickets to the Washington Mardi Gras ball over political differences, sparking controversy ahead of the annual event. The claim raises questions on political influence in social gatherings.
The US Education Department announced plans to lay off 1,300 employees amid budget cuts. The move aims to streamline operations but raises concerns over potential impacts on education programs.
Washington returns to Damascus amid critical negotiations, signaling renewed U.S. engagement in Syria’s political transition. The move highlights high stakes for stability and regional influence in the war-torn nation.
Two Israeli Embassy staff members were shot and killed outside the Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C. Authorities are investigating the incident, which has heightened security concerns in the area. No suspects identified yet.
FBI crime data reveals Washington ranks as the second-most dangerous state in the U.S., highlighting rising violent crime rates. The Lynnwood Times reports increased concerns for community safety across the state.
Former President Donald Trump disputed claims Elon Musk was exiting the spotlight, stating Musk is “really not leaving” as Trump formally concludes his government tenure. The remarks highlight ongoing ties between the figures.
The 2023 report on U.S. violent crime rates by state reveals significant regional disparities. Some states saw notable increases, while others experienced declines, highlighting ongoing challenges in crime prevention nationwide.
As NFL stars set their sights on the Olympics, seasoned flag football veterans advocate for recognition and inclusion. They seek opportunities to showcase the sport’s growing appeal on the global stage.
As the Trump presidency progresses, the family’s business empire sees soaring profits, overshadowing widespread protests. Financial gains appear to outpace political dissent, raising new questions about conflicts of interest.
Washington basketball made a strong showing in the 2019 March Madness tournament, showcasing the Huskies’ resilience and skill. Their performance energized fans and highlighted the team’s potential on the national stage.
Crime rates have declined nationwide, yet Fox News viewers remain largely unaware, highlighting the media’s role in shaping public perception of safety, according to The Washington Post analysis.
The US Department of Education faces budget cuts and staffing scrutiny amid former President Trump’s push to shut it down. Reuters examines funding, employee numbers, and the political motives behind the proposal.