Katie Daviscourt
Katie Daviscourt is a Seattle-based correspondent. Twitter: @KatieDaviscourt
New York cafe workers save kidnapped woman from serial rapist after receiving note through GrubHub delivery app
"Please call the police his going to call me when you delivered come with the cones please don't make it obvious," the victim's garbled note said to the GrubHub delivery driver.
Florida woman shot and killed intruder that attacked her in bedroom: police
The right to bear arms came in handy on Tuesday morning when a woman shot and killed an intruder in her bedroom in Clearwater, Florida.
BLM-Antifa rioter sentenced for fire bombing attack on Portland police
Malik Fard Muhammad was sentenced for "repeatedly and intentionally jeopardizing the lives of police officers, destroying public property, and encouraging others to commit violence during protests that occurred in Portland in 2020."
White House states US is 'not in a recession right now' as inflation woes continue
"We're in a transition where we are going to go into a place of stable and steady growth," she claimed.
CNN suffers new ratings lows as America REJECTS fake news
The network tanked among key age demographics.
California to ban police from arresting prostitutes on loitering charges
The bill was introduced by Democratic Sen. Scott Wiener who claims that police officers disproportionately target black, transgender, and latino female prostitutes.
White House chief COVID doctor says children should get vaccinated, even if they've already been infected
Although children are the least likely to be hospitalized or receive complications from COVID, the FDA approved COVID-19 vaccines for children ages six months to five years old last week.
White House chief COVID doctor says children should get vaccinated, even if they've already been infected
Although children are the least likely to be hospitalized or receive complications from COVID, the FDA approved COVID-19 vaccines for children ages six months to five years old last week.
Democrat mayor sucker punched to the ground at Juneteenth event
Authorities are investigating the incident and no arrests have yet been made.
First image released from inside school during Uvalde massacre shows cops waiting for an hour with bullet-resistant shield
The photo shows multiple Uvalde police officers inside Robb Elementary School at a timestamp of 11:52 a.m., nearly an hour before the shooter was shot and killed.
First image released from inside school during Uvalde massacre shows cops waiting for an hour with bullet-resistant shield
The photo shows multiple Uvalde police officers inside Robb Elementary School at a timestamp of 11:52 a.m., nearly an hour before the shooter was shot and killed.
Gov. DeSantis to sign bill declaring all religious services 'essential' during emergencies
Senate Bill 254 states that an emergency declaration "may not directly or indirectly prohibit a religious institution from conducting regular religious services or activities."
Gov. DeSantis to sign bill declaring all religious services 'essential' during emergencies
Senate Bill 254 states that an emergency declaration "may not directly or indirectly prohibit a religious institution from conducting regular religious services or activities."
POSOBIEC: Juneteenth mass shooting in DC will be out of the news cycle almost immediately
"We'll argue and argue about things that happened hundreds of years ago, but we won't talk about things that are happening in our cities right now," Posobiec said.
BREAKING: Waukesha Christmas Parade Massacre suspect DENIED change of venue request
Brooks's lawyers requested that the trial be moved out of Waukesha County on grounds that the highly publicized incident would impact the selected jurors, thus jeopardizing their client from receiving a fair trial.