Washington Huskies track and field stars return to Eugene for the USA Championships, aiming for national titles and Team USA berths in a pivotal postseason showcase.

Washington state officials are tallying widespread flood damage as another powerful atmospheric river approaches, raising fears of renewed evacuations, road closures and infrastructure strain.

Across the U.S., dormant volcanoes show renewed rumblings. In Washington, scientists are watching seismic shifts closely, weighing what subtle underground changes could mean for future eruptions.

The U.S. Education Department has launched a civil rights investigation into DC Public Schools, examining allegations that disabled students were denied required services and supports.

The head of D.C.’s police union questions the city’s crime data, telling NBC4 Washington that official statistics understate violence and fail to reflect what officers see daily on the streets.

Rookie sensation Caitlin Clark returns to the court and weighs in on ongoing WNBA labor talks, offering a fresh perspective as players and league negotiate the future of the game.

Iran has declared it is ready for war as the US president weighs military options, heightening tensions and raising fears of a broader regional conflict, Al Jazeera reports.

US President Donald Trump said Washington is considering “very strong options” against Iran, raising fears of escalating tensions as the White House weighs military and diplomatic responses.

Kevin Rudd will step down a year early as Australia’s ambassador to the US, the ABC reports, ending his Washington posting amid speculation over diplomatic and domestic political implications.

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.

U.S. public education spending in 2025 shows rising per-pupil costs and expanding total outlays, according to new Education Data Initiative figures tracking nationwide investment trends.

As violent crime surged in Washington, D.C., some residents welcomed former President Trump’s decision to deploy the National Guard, arguing it restored order while igniting fierce debate over civil liberties.

Former Army Reserve captain and Miss USA 2016 Deshauna Barber turns military discipline into boardroom success, championing veteran leadership in today’s competitive business landscape.

Washington State swimmers delivered competitive performances on day three of the U.S. Open, earning strong times and advancing in multiple events to highlight Cougar depth and progress.

On November 28, 2025, National Guard troops opened fire during a tense standoff, leaving multiple casualties and sparking nationwide outrage, CNN reported Friday.

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.

As partisan rifts deepen, the Pentagon faces rare budget restraint. Washington’s clash over priorities, Ukraine and Israel aid, and debt limits will shape US defense spending in the year ahead.

Romania will host a week-long series of events in Washington, DC, celebrating its strategic partnership with the United States, featuring political, economic, and cultural dialogues.

A new analysis of global test scores shows U.S. students lagging behind peers in math and reading, raising concerns about economic competitiveness and education policy.

The U.S. Marshals Service Director says Washington, D.C. is safer following former President Trump’s crime crackdown, citing lower violent crime and expanded federal-local enforcement efforts.