Author: William Green

The Washington Huskies are considering retiring No. 9, honoring legendary quarterback Warren Moon. Fans and analysts debate if the jersey’s legacy warrants permanent tribute on Husky Field.

Former President Donald Trump announced plans for a military parade on June 14, Flag Day, sparking debates over cost and logistics. The event aims to showcase U.S. military strength in Washington, D.C.

The US Treasury’s financial crimes unit will not mandate ownership reporting from US firms, Reuters reports. The decision marks a shift in regulatory requirements aimed at curbing illicit financial activities.

Donald Trump’s influence is set to reshape more than just Washington politics. His policies and rhetoric are poised to transform urban life, affecting city governance, social dynamics, and economic priorities nationwide.

The FBI’s latest report reveals a decline in violent crime in 2023, marking a notable trend. The data also highlight shifts in property crimes and regional variations, offering insight into evolving public safety challenges.

Photos capture President Trump’s military parade showcasing U.S. armed forces, juxtaposed with nationwide “No Kings” protests challenging his leadership. The images reflect a nation divided over power and patriotism.

The Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, D.C., kicks off with 13 key events this spring. Highlights include the Parade, Sakura Matsuri, and the Blossom Kite Festival, celebrating the iconic blooms with vibrant activities.

Catch all the latest Seattle sports action with our updated TV and radio listings. Stay tuned for live coverage of games and events, featuring the Seahawks, Mariners, Sounders, and more. Your local sports guide in The Seattle Times.

Former Washington running back Clinton Portis is making a surprising return to football, Sports Illustrated reports. The former NFL star aims to bring his experience back to the field after years away from the game.

The United States Secret Service operates multiple field offices nationwide, ensuring close coordination in protective and investigative missions. These offices are critical hubs for counterfeiting, cybersecurity, and dignitary protection efforts.

Dylan Crews made his MLB debut with the Washington Nationals, marking a new chapter in his promising career. The top prospect and former LSU star aims to make an immediate impact at the major league level.

Democratic-led states have filed a lawsuit to block former President Trump’s move to dismantle the U.S. Education Department, arguing it would harm federal education programs and disrupt student support nationwide.

German Chancellor candidate Friedrich Merz met with former US President Donald Trump to discuss transatlantic ties and economic cooperation. Observers question whether Merz fully achieved his strategic goals from the talks.

Discover top attractions and hidden gems on Washington.org, your go-to guide for must-see sights, outdoor adventures, and cultural events in Washington state. Plan your perfect trip with expert tips and local insights.

Federal officials criticize a new law requiring priests to report child abuse confessions as “anti-Catholic.” The Catholic Church vows to excommunicate clergy who comply, sparking a fierce legal and moral battle.

Millions of bees escaped after a lorry transporting hives overturned in the US. Authorities scrambled to contain the swarming insects as the incident raised safety concerns for nearby residents and motorists.

The Washington Times reports that businesses must actively support U.S. border control efforts to ensure national security and economic stability. Strengthened collaboration is crucial amid rising border challenges.

Israeli embassy staffers were shot dead in Washington, DC. Authorities are investigating the attack, with limited details on the victims and assailant. The motive remains unclear. Officials urge calm as the probe continues.

Former President Donald Trump urged the Senate to quickly pass his proposed tax and immigration bill, emphasizing its importance for economic growth and national security, in a statement to The Washington Post.

Washington has been ranked among the most dangerous states in the U.S., according to a new study. The report highlights rising crime rates and public safety concerns, sparking calls for increased law enforcement measures.