‘Sickening’: Democrats invoke new rule to cut debate on Parents’ Bill of Rights amendment, passing House
Washington Democrats use a new rule to halt discussion on the amendment to the Parents' Bill of Rights in the House.1 year ago
VIDEO: Brave mouse ‘boops’ coyote while being hunted in Snoqualmie
Witness a rare wildlife moment as a mouse confronts a coyote in Snoqualmie, showcasing nature's unexpected bravery.1 year ago
‘People will die’: WA Rep. pleads to undo bill that will close schools for disabled
Travis Couture warns of tragic consequences from a bill closing schools for disabled students in Washington State.1 year ago
13-year-old from Washington dies in tragic Oregon snowboarding accident
A tragic snowboarding accident in Oregon claims the life of a 13-year-old boy from Washington, according to local authorities.1 year ago
All lanes reopened on SR 520 east near Montlake Blvd.
WSDOT reports a collision on SR 520 east, blocking all lanes near Montlake Blvd. Stay updated on traffic conditions.1 year ago
Drivers beware: Highway speed cameras go live this week in Washington
Speed cameras go live on I-90 in Washington. Stay safe and compliant. Know the rules before you hit the highway.1 year ago
Another stuffed sloth pulled from tree over I-5, WSDOT warns: Cute but dangerous
WSDOT has taken down a second stuffed sloth from I-5, ensuring safety for drivers while addressing unusual roadside hazards.1 year ago
Rep. Newhouse backs school board’s Title IX complaint over WA’s ‘unacceptable’ trans athlete policies
Rep. Newhouse backs Kennewick School Board's complaint on trans athletes after meeting with member Josh Miller.1 year ago
Washington man convicted of possessing over 90,000 images of child sex abuse
A Washington man was convicted of two felonies related to his receipt and possession of images of child sexual abuse.1 year ago
Traffic alert: Lane blocked on SR 167 south in Auburn after leaked substance
Multiple lanes on SR 167 south near SR 18 are blocked. Stay updated on traffic changes and delays in the Auburn area.1 year ago
16 in Yakima County sick with tuberculosis
Over a dozen individuals in Yakima County are sick with tuberculosis, as reported by The Yakima Herald-Republic.1 year ago
‘I no longer feel like I’m just a pawn’: Amanda Knox reflects on her journey to freedom
Amanda Knox has lived through one of the most talked about battles in recent memory.1 year ago
Washington Republicans push back against gun bill AG Brown believes will save lives
A gun bill, expanding buyer requirements, is sparking debate among Washington Republicans and the AG.1 year ago
Dow Constantine officially named Sound Transit CEO, with hefty $450K salary
Dow Constantine will lead Sound Transit amid technical challenges and safety concerns as the new CEO.1 year ago
Seattle Chamber of Commerce responds to ‘volatile’ $47M-short payroll tax as jobs leave city
Mayor Harrell's 2024 report reveals a nearly $50M deficit, raising concerns about job loss in Seattle.1 year ago
Former Seattle tech worker sentenced to prison, lived lavishly before fraud unraveled
A former Seattle tech worker faces prison for three fraud schemes linked to employment, the pandemic, and personal deceit.1 year ago
Man arrested after allegedly stabbing woman in face in downtown Seattle
Seattle Police arrest a man for allegedly stabbing a woman in the face in a shocking downtown incident.1 year ago
Local school district being investigated for alleged enabling of ‘rampant antisemitism’
The Lake Washington School District faces a federal investigation over claims of enabling rampant antisemitism in schools.1 year ago
Vancouver tax preparer allegedly costs U.S. Treasury millions; Charged with trying to kill son
A Vancouver tax preparer faces serious charges, accused of defrauding the U.S. Treasury and attempting to kill his son.1 year ago
‘The nightmare is over’: British backpacker reunited with family after Tacoma ICE detainment
A woman has finally returned to the United Kingdom (UK) after a visa mix-up landed her in an ICE facility.1 year ago
Ursula Reutin: ‘I want proof’ Seattle’s democracy vouchers actually work, before new tax
The Seattle Mayor's Office is proposing raising property taxes to renew the Democracy Voucher Program, which donates to campaigns, the city announced in a news release.1 year ago
‘How can you take this CEO seriously?’: Gee and Ursula slam INRIX’s exit; Jake and Spike back the move
Transportation data and analytics company INRIX is moving out of Kirkland after nearly two decades.1 year ago
Seattle mayor proposes property tax to fund campaign donation vouchers
According to the mayor's office, a $45 million property tax would be levied over 10 years to fund the Democracy Voucher Program.1 year ago
