Jose Umana

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A wet spring and cooler temperatures have led officials to lift the D.C. region’s drought watch on Friday, ending a nearly yearlong advisory that affected the area’s 6 million residents. In a statement, the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (MWCOG) said regional experts met earlier this week and concluded that conditions have “improved significantly,” leading to the decision to scale the drought stage back to normal.

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This page contains a video which is being blocked by your ad blocker. In order to view the video you must disable your ad blocker. D.C. was on full display on Wednesday evening for the entire soccer world as Audi Field hosted its first of three group stage matches in the FIFA Club World Cup. Fans from around the world came together in Southwest D.C. to see 36-time Italian champions Juventus close out the first round of the group stage with a 5-0 victory over Al Ain of the United Arab Emirates.

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BY: José UmañaThe Washington Spirit is adding more international flavor to its roster while bolstering its attack for the second half of the National Women's Soccer League season. Washington signed Italian forward Sofia Cantore on a three-year deal with a 2028 team option in a transfer from Italian side Juventus FC. She will officially join the Spirit once the summer transfer window opens July 1. Washington will pay Juventus a transfer fee to acquire Cantore.

1 week ago | wtop.com | Jose Umana

The Washington Spirit is adding more international flavor to its roster while bolstering its attack for the second half of the National Women’s Soccer League season. Washington signed Italian forward Sofia Cantore on a three-year deal with a 2028 team option in a transfer from Italian side Juventus FC. She will officially join the Spirit once the summer transfer window opens July 1. Washington will pay Juventus a transfer fee to acquire Cantore. Financials of the deal were not disclosed.

1 week ago | wtop.com | Jose Umana

This page contains a video which is being blocked by your ad blocker. In order to view the video you must disable your ad blocker. One of the featured events of the Army’s 250th birthday festivities is a parade through Constitution Avenue, and one of its featured participants is part of an Army division wrapped in history. The 1st Cavalry Division has roots dated back to 1855, participating in every major conflict and war the United States has been a part of.