Author: Sophia Davis

A D.C. police commander has been suspended amid allegations of altering crime statistics, raising concerns over transparency and public trust, NBC4 Washington reports.

A relative says the suspected gunman in the National Guard shooting once served alongside U.S. troops in Afghanistan, raising questions about his past and possible military ties.

Washington University surgeons at Barnes-Jewish Hospital have successfully performed the first fully robotic liver transplant in the U.S., marking a major milestone in surgical innovation.

Federal agents searched a Washington Post reporter’s home in a classified document probe, USA Today reports, raising fresh concerns over press freedom and government secrecy.

France plans to open a consulate in Greenland, a move framed as a strategic “political signal” to Washington amid growing Arctic competition and shifting geopolitical interests.

A federal judge says prosecutors have already dropped nearly a dozen cases tied to Washington, D.C.’s recent crime surge, raising concerns about enforcement under Trump-era policies.

Denzel Washington has dismissed concerns about cancel culture, telling USA Today he focuses on integrity and faith over public backlash, sparking debate across Hollywood and social media.

Iran has vowed to retaliate if Washington launches attacks, state media report, as experts warn any US military move could sharply escalate tensions across the already volatile Middle East region.

FOX Sports breaks down the Washington Wizards’ 2016-17 regular season with player awards, spotlighting John Wall’s leadership, Bradley Beal’s scoring surge and key contributions from the supporting cast.

CNN’s “Badass Women of Washington” spotlights trailblazing female leaders shaping national policy, breaking barriers in politics, and redefining power in the U.S. capital.

Trump’s DC crime crackdown coincides with a rare milestone as city homicides hit zero, a shift data suggest is overwhelmingly benefiting Black residents, officials and analysts report.

The U.S. Coast Guard and Royal Canadian Air Force conducted a joint medevac of multiple passengers from a cruise ship off the Washington coast, officials said, underscoring strong cross-border rescue coordination.

President Trump is broadening tariffs beyond trade disputes, using them as leverage on national security issues, raising concerns among allies and experts about global economic stability.

The Pac-12 Conference and USA Sports have agreed to a five-year media rights partnership, set to expand broadcast coverage, digital streaming options, and fan engagement, reports the Hillsboro News Times.

As National Hispanic Heritage Month begins, advocates say the U.S. military is scaling back public observances, raising concerns about recognition, morale and recruitment in Latino communities.

Vancouver, Washington is expanding its special events calendar, highlighting community festivals, cultural celebrations and downtown gatherings designed to boost tourism and civic pride.

A new study finds standardized testing is overwhelming U.S. public schools, straining teachers, narrowing curricula, and raising concerns about student stress and educational equity.

Veterans Day in the D.C. area brings federal closures, Metro schedule changes, solemn ceremonies at memorials, and a range of local discounts and free meals honoring service members.

The Kennedy Center will host the FIFA World Cup 26â„¢ Final Draw, bringing global football leaders, teams, and fans together in Washington, D.C. for this landmark event.

The City of Vancouver, Washington is streamlining its hiring process, inviting qualified candidates to apply online as vacancies open across public safety, infrastructure and community services.