‘It’s better to grow the pie than to fight about slicing it’: Lawmakers hear public testimony on ‘millionaire tax’ proposal
Residents share their views on the proposed millionaire tax in Washington, influencing future legislative decisions.7 months ago
Washington school superintendent calls for major education investments, property tax relief
Washington State Schools Superintendent Chris Reykdal is pushing for major new investments in Washington’s education system, as well as property tax relief.7 months ago
VIDEO: Deputy uses spike strip to stop driver going 110 mph
A Kitsap County deputy effectively used a spike strip to halt a driver speeding at 110 mph on Highway 3 early Tuesday morning.7 months ago
Seattle Police Chief says community is ‘too familiar with mourning young lives’
Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes is speaking out about Friday’s fatal shooting of two teenagers near Rainier Beach High School.7 months ago
Seattle Police arrest 18-year-old man for drive-by shooting
An 18-year-old man has been arrested in connection with a drive-by shooting, Seattle Police said.7 months ago
Gunfight in Seattle parking garage leaves one dead, three injured
A man was shot in the head and killed early Sunday morning during a gunfight in a downtown Seattle parking garage, the Seattle Police Department (SPD) said.7 months ago
DHS calls Seattle Mayor’s plan to limit city cooperation with ICE ‘legally illiterate’
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson on Thursday outlined her plan for how the city will respond to federal immigration authorities.7 months ago
WA bill would let heart patients get non‑emergency procedures outside hospitals
Lawmakers consider a bill for heart patients to get non-emergency procedures at outpatient clinics.7 months ago
50 MPH speed limit signs installed on I‑5 Ship Canal Bridge as photo enforcement nears
New 50 MPH speed limit signs are now active on I-5 Ship Canal Bridge, enhancing safety in the construction zone for drivers.7 months ago
Bill in WA Senate would restrict student cell phone use during class time
A proposed bill in Olympia seeks to limit cell phone use during class time in Washington schools to enhance student focus.7 months ago
Bill to lower legal blood-alcohol limit for WA drivers clears major hurdle
A major hurdle cleared for a bill to reduce Washington's blood-alcohol limit for drivers, enhancing road safety.7 months ago
WA bill that would bar most police from wearing face coverings clears Senate
The Washington State Senate passes a bill limiting police face coverings during public interactions, ensuring transparency and accountability.7 months ago
Washington health officials confirm first child flu death of the season
For the first time this flu season, a child has died from influenza here in Washington, according to the state health department.7 months ago
Washington State Nurses Association reaches tentative agreement with Seattle Children’s
The union representing Seattle Children’s Hospital nurses says it has reached a tentative agreement with the hospital on a new contract.7 months ago
Man accused of stealing trooper’s vehicle on Christmas found incompetent to stand trial
A man accused of stealing a Washington State Patrol vehicle on Christmas has been deemed incompetent to stand trial.7 months ago
Police search for stabbing suspects in June attack
Authorities in Seattle search for two suspects linked to a fatal stabbing in the University District last June.7 months ago
WA AG says new agreement protects SNAP recipients’ data
New agreements ensure the confidentiality of SNAP recipients' information, according to Washington State Attorney General Nick Brown.7 months ago
2 large ferries out of service
Washington State Ferries reports two large ferries out of service, affecting schedules and passenger travel.7 months ago
High‑profile fight over girls’ athletics moves closer to Washington ballot
An initiative that would ban transgender girls from participating in girls’ sports in Washington public schools has officially collected enough signatures to qualify for the ballot.7 months ago
Light rail across Lake Washington to open in late March
Light rail across Lake Washington launches Saturday, March 28, Sound Transit announced.7 months ago
Ferguson seeks federal major disaster declaration, $21 million after historic floods
Gov. Ferguson seeks federal aid following historic storms and floods affecting the community's recovery efforts.7 months ago
City of Kent workers stop wire theft in progress
Kent public works employees stopped a wire theft in progress, showcasing community vigilance and teamwork.7 months ago
Kent police search for hit-and-run driver who injured teen last month
Kent police are trying to find a hit-and-run driver who hurt a 15-year-old boy last month.7 months ago