Judge rules Washington’s ban on high-capacity magazines is unconstitutional
Washington's ban on high-capacity magazines is unconstitutional, at least according to Cowlitz County Superior Court Judge Gary Bashor.3 years ago
Everett to vote on confirming dress codes for bikini baristas after settlement
Will bikini baristas in Everett have to adhere to the city's lewd dress code? The Everett City Council will decide later this month.3 years ago
Good Samaritan intervenes during ATM robbery-turned-shooting in Covington
A witness rushed to the aid of a woman after she was shot twice during a robbery at an ATM in Covington Friday.3 years ago
4-year-old Bremerton boy found after taken by mother, Amber alert canceled
The Amber alert has been canceled after the missing 4-year-old boy from Bremerton was located.3 years ago
I-5 heading north reopened after fatal crash with pedestrian
All lanes heading north on Interstate 5 (I-5) in Arlington are now open after a fatal crash involving a car and a pedestrian.3 years ago
Washington gas prices hit 2024 high, up 28% over national average
Gas prices in Washington are, on average, up nearly 6% compared to gas prices a year ago. The jump in price is more than 25 cents per gallon.3 years ago
Thurston Co. resident pleads guilty to hate crime after tirade in Social Security office
A Thurston County resident pled guilty Tuesday to making a threat against a Black federal employee at the Social Security office in Olympia.3 years ago
Rainier View Elementary principal ousted after years of complaints
Seattle Public Schools (SPS) has removed the Rainier View Elementary School principal from her post after years of reported complaints.3 years ago
Video: SPD releases footage of Seattle City Council protest, 6 arrested
SPD released new footage of officers arresting individuals after a Seattle city council meeting protest went awry late February.3 years ago
‘My dog identifies as a person:’ Excuses pile up as WSP increases HOV patrols
Washington State Patrol underwent a HOV lane patrol this week, where they reported 130 HOV citations among scofflaws in a 2.5-hour period.3 years ago
Washington becomes first state to ban lead in cookware
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee signed the Lead in Cookware Act Thursday, banning lead from any products used to cook food.3 years ago
Woman sues Delta Air Lines after sexually assaulted on flight by employee
Last year, a woman was sexually assaulted on a Delta Air Lines flight from Phoenix to Seattle by an airline employee.3 years ago
Nintendo to lay off 86 Redmond employees this spring
Nintendo of America is laying off 86 contract workers in Redmond, beginning May 25, due to company reorganization.3 years ago
High school football coach resigns after leading tackling drills without pads
A head football coach in the Shelton School District has resigned following students practice tackling drills without pads under his watch.3 years ago
Bellevue police looking into allegations of sexual misconduct between 13, 9-year-old
BPD is investigating sexual misconduct allegations involving a 13-year-old suspect who may have inappropriately touched a 9-year-old multiple times.3 years ago
Boeing CEO, president step down amid company turbulence
Boeing CEO David Calhoun is retiring, effective at the end of the year, alongside commercial airplanes President and CEO Stan Deal, effective today.3 years ago
Left-turn lanes now open on Montlake Blvd., retiring the on-ramp’s awkward U-turn
Two new dedicated left-turn lanes were opened on Montlake Boulevard Monday, allowing drivers heading north to get directly onto westbound 520.3 years ago
Drones will be used to combat graffiti after Inslee signed new bill
State transportation officials have been authorized to use drones to address graffiti vandalism after Gov. Jay Inslee signed House Bill 1989 into law.3 years ago
Explosive sound in Sedro-Woolley puzzles residents, Skagit County deputies
At approximately 8:15 p.m. Tuesday night, a loud explosive sound was heard in Sedro-Woolley, causing many residents to contact the Skagit County Sheriff.3 years ago
Tease of spring weather brings pollen season, flurry of allergies
Spring briefly bloomed earlier this week, meaning pollen season has made its way to cause sniffling and sinus misery across the Puget Sound region.3 years ago
Pierce County: Sheriff Ed Troyer is not running for reelection
Pierce County Sheriff Ed Troyer will not seek re-election, the sheriff's department confirmed.3 years ago
Semi-truck rolls over on Green River Bridge, blocking SR 18 heading East
Firefighters are responding to a semi-truck that rolled over after hitting the Green River Bridge.3 years ago
Pot shop owner victim of sixth smash-and-grab robbery
A vehicle was used to shatter through a storefront of a cannabis shop in Seattle’s SoDo neighborhood in a smash-and-grab robbery.3 years ago
