Okanogan now has the most COVID cases per capita in Washington

Some defund Seattle police activists are threatening public officials by showing up to their homes. Their intent? Intimidate politicians into supporting their position.

Sen. Phil Fortunato (R-Auburn) on his run for Governor, emphasizing his legislative experience in combating repeat offenders and homelessness.

A Seattle resident in the process of becoming a U.S. citizen says he received a primary ballot by mistake. What should you do if this happens to you?

Police Chief Carmen Best’s neighbors tell Dori they'll continue defending their neighbor, and the rest of their neighborhood from groups who come to intimidate officials at their homes.

It's time to get your ballot in the mail or off to a drop box if you haven't already. 

Mercer Island MD Dr. Gordon Cohen explains why resistance to wearing masks has endured and the evidence behind their utility.

To the greatest extent possible, your progress in life should reflect your own efforts, and not your family’s past.

Washington's Employment Security Department says it has now officially cleared its backlog of unemployment claims filed between March and June.

A crowd showed up at a home owned by Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best this weekend. She sent a letter to the city council, urging them to end these tactics.

Thieves drove a vehicle through the front of the Issaquah Costco and stole an unknown amount of jewelry early Sunday morning before the store was open. 

The state DOH says 1,600 people have died from coronavirus in Washington state.

ADM Brett P. Giroir, M.D., coronavirus task force member, on the push for more tests in Washington and elsewhere, and what we've learned about COVID-19.

A union head representing local broadcast journalists testified to the Seattle City Council claiming their journalists support the defund police movement.

Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan vetoed the city council's $86 million COVID Relief bill that would have used the city's emergency funds to help families and small businesses.

CMS Administrator and White House Coronavirus Task Force Member Seema Verma discusses how the pandemic is still impacting Washington state.