An exhibit about slavery outside Independence National Historical Park in Philadelphia, shown here in Oct. 2025, was removed by the National Park Service on Jan. 22, 2026.Michael Yanow—NurPhoto via ...

National Guard troops went door-to-door on Friday to evacuate a farming city north of Seattle as severe flooding in western Washington state put levees at risk. Days of torrential rain have swelled ...

Residents began packing up and fleeing rising rivers in western Washington state Wednesday as a new wave of heavy rain swept into a region still reeling from a storm that triggered rescues and road ...

WESTERN WASHINGTON — A Flood Watch is still in effect for most of western Washington as heavy rain continues to pour, causing road closures, evacuations, water rescues, and mudslides. On Wednesday ...

WESTERN WASHINGTON — After a night of heavy rain, lingering flooding -- both the urban and river version -- are causing issues in western Washington. Nearly two dozen rivers are under flood warnings, ...

Karen Attiah said she was fired for “speaking out against political violence” and America’s apathy toward guns. By Benjamin Mullin Karen Attiah, an opinion columnist for The Washington Post, said she ...

Washington County Deputy Madison Klempay and partner Myya, a Labrador retriever who will serve as a K-9 facility dog when she completes training. The newest member of the Washington County Sheriff’s ...

This facility received the Career 1 Notable award in the 2024 Firehouse Station Design Awards. Find the full list of winners here. This facility is designed with firefighter/paramedic long-term health ...

Oh, Hi! stars Molly Gordon as Iris, a 20-something New Yorker caught up in the bliss of early romance. Iris’s partner, the dapper Isaac (Logan Lerman), is the kind of fellow who delivers foot rubs ...

Washington, D.C. should be a symbol of pride and patriotism for the American people — and a safe location for tourists, residents, and public servants. Unfortunately, while Fake News journalists and ...

At a little after 9 a.m. last Tuesday, I was walking in ankle-high weeds alongside Interstate 40 near Exit 152 in North Little Rock. While the nonstop blur of eastbound traffic buzzed by just beyond a ...