Kim Bellware is a reporter at The Washington Post. She covers national and breaking news, with a focus on themes such as animal rescue and rehabilitation, as well as animal rights across the United States and Canada. Kim's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The Philadelphia Inquirer, The Boston Globe, and Yahoo News.
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By: Kim Bellware
Florida pushed the nationwide tally for executions to its highest level in 15 years despite an ongoing decline in the use of capital punishment in the United States, according to a new report on 2025 death penalty statistics released Monday.
By: Kim Bellware
The death penalty remains on the books in California, but the state has not executed anyone since 2006.
Nick Reiner faces 25 years to life in prison if convicted of first-degree murder in the killing of his parents, legendary Hollywood director Rob Reiner and producer and photographer Michele Singer Reiner.
By: Kim Bellware
Travel writer Rick Steves said he takes the verse ‘love thy neighbor’ seriously and paid more than $2 million to save the facility in Washington state.
By: Kim Bellware
The Audubon Society’s annual Christmas Bird Count is underway, and more participants than ever are expected to take part in one of the longest-running citizen data projects.
Travel writer and TV host Rick Steves was catching up on local news last month from his home in Edmonds, Washington, when a story caught his attention.
By: Kim Bellware
On a quiet unpaved road the Saturday before Christmas, John Lowry scanned the skies, ready to jot tallies on a clipboard for his contribution to one of the longest-running citizen-powered data projects in North America.
OCEOLA TOWNSHIP, Mich. -- On a quiet, unpaved road the Saturday before Christmas, John Lowry scanned the skies, ready to jot tallies on a clipboard for his contribution to one of the longest-running citizen-powered data projects in North America.
Every year, the Audubon Society’s Christmas Bird Count draws tens of thousands of birders for the 126-year-old event that blends birding and data science.
By: Ben Brasch, Kim Bellware
A Wisconsin jury found Darrell E. Brooks Jr. guilty of first-degree intentional homicide during a Christmas parade attack in November 2021 that killed six people.
