Juvenile dies from injuries suffered in weekend Tacoma shooting
Two people were injured and sent to a hospital after a shooting in Tacoma on April 12. Four days later, one of the victims, a juvenile, died at the hospital from injuries suffered.1 year ago
Teachers in Idaho school district to carry guns on campus, but parents won’t know who
The Idaho-based St. Maries School District is now allowing teachers and faculty to carry guns on campus and in classrooms. Parents will not be notified which teacher is carrying a firearm.1 year ago
Seattle Public Schools face legal action over neglecting pregnant, nursing employee needs
Washington Attorney General Nick Brown alleged Seattle Public Schools repeatedly failed to provide reasonable accommodations to pregnant and nursing employees in the latest lawsuit from the Washington Attorney General’s Office.1 year ago
PCC to reopen downtown location as a reimagined corner market
PCC Community Markets is reopening its grocery store location in downtown Seattle this summer, but not without some changes.1 year ago
Port Angeles 10-year-old found safe in dollhouse on front porch of home
A 10-year-old boy is reportedly missing after last being seen April 15 at approximately 4 p.m. in Port Angeles.1 year ago
Person injured in overnight Burien shooting
One person was injured in a shooting in Burien and was taken to Harborview Medical Center. The King County Sheriff’s Office is currently investigating who was involved in the shooting and what led to the incident.1 year ago
Employers to pay striking workers up to 4 weeks in new WA bill proposal
House Democrats passed a bill last weekend that would require employers to pay striking workers for up to four weeks, down from the 12 weeks originally proposed.1 year ago
Ice cream icon Salt and Straw drops Pike Place Market move days after announcement
Salt & Straw bowed out of moving into Pike Place Market less than a week after the ice creamery announced the move.1 year ago
Seattle Pride faces $350,000 budget shortfall as corporate sponsorship pull out
Seattle Pride is dealing with a $350,000 budget shortfall after it lost several corporate sponsorships. The organization believes the pullout of sponsorships came from DEI rollbacks, political attacks on the LGBTQ+ community, saving money amid a turbulent forecasted economy, and the recent installation of the new Trump administration.1 year ago
Three unions demand outside investigation into Tacoma-Pierce County Health Director’s conduct
Three separate unions filed a complaint against the Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department's public health director, alleging she created a toxic work environment and practiced bullying and other unethical behavior.1 year ago
WA lawmakers eyeing capital gains tax hike amid $16B budget deficit
Washington lawmakers, facing a projected operating budget shortfall of approximately $16 billion over the next four years, are considering raising the state’s capital gains tax to offset the state's financial hurdles.1 year ago
Senate amends ‘Parents Bill of Rights,’ sparking renewed controversy over parental control
Senate Democrats pass HB 1296, amending last year's "Parents Bill of Rights," over Republican objections.1 year ago
CA man stole nearly $1M from Kent company through fraudulent purchases, fake invoices
An IT manager of a Kent-based energy manufacturing company was indicted by a Seattle grand jury this week for creating a scheme to steal nearly $1 million from his employer.1 year ago
Two 15-year-olds shot, one killed, in Renton apartment complex shooting, police seeking suspects
A 15-year-old died in a shooting at an apartment complex in Renton Sunday evening. A second 15-year-old was injured in the shooting, and was taken to a local hospital.1 year ago
‘Warfare,’ the last war movie we’ll ever need, is here: Best movies and shows for you this weekend
You don’t watch “Warfare,” you survive it. “Warfare” is in theaters Friday. Here are the best movies and TV shows to watch this weekend.1 year ago
Des Moines propane tank company fined $166K after two workers injured in separate, same-day explosions
A tank servicing company based in Des Moines faces $166,423 in fines due to injuries suffered by two workers in two separate propane tank explosions in April during an inspection.1 year ago
Lake Washington High School evacuated, closed for rest of day
Lake Washington High School evacuated its students and faculty Friday, KIRO Newsradio confirmed, due to a bomb threat.1 year ago
Everett police seeking suspect in string of bikini barista stand attacks
The Everett Police Department is actively searching for a man who allegedly assaulted two employees at separate bikini barista coffee stands.1 year ago
Nick Taylor tees off in Masters 2025: UW star joins golf’s elite at Augusta
The 2025 Masters Tournament is upon us, and for the third time in his golfing career, former UW golf star Nick Taylor will be participating, playing alongside some of the best in the world this weekend down in Augusta, Georgia.1 year ago
Tourist from Seattle spends week in jail after getting too close to Old Faithful
A tourist from Seattle was arrested after venturing too close to Old Faithful in Yellowstone National Park.1 year ago
Seattle Police seize 5 grams of crack cocaine during multiple Belltown drug busts
A proactive patrol from the SPD led to multiple arrests for possessing and distributing crack cocaine in Seattle's Belltown neighborhood.1 year ago
19-year-old man from Chelan County arrested for sexually exploiting a minor in Colorado
Deputies with the Chelan County Sheriff’s Office arrested a man for allegedly having sexually explicit conversations with a 14-year-old girl in Colorado.1 year ago
‘A sign of hope’: New Southern Resident orca calf spotted in Puget Sound
A new orca calf was seen swimming with Southern Resident orcas, delighting Puget Sound residents and killer whale researchers alike.1 year ago
