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Panda Fest adds enhanced security measures as thousands expected at Seattle Center

Panda Fest is returning to Seattle Center, bringing thousands of people together to celebrate Asian food, culture, and entertainment.
27 days ago

Seattle opens bus-only lane on Denny Way

Changes are officially here for one of Seattle’s busiest bus corridors. Several blocks of Denny Way eastbound in Seattle are now bus-only.
27 days ago

Smoke and haze increasing Monday, decreasing Tuesday as temperatures rise

In a calm weather pattern with plenty of sunshine, increasing smoke and haze will be the weather story Monday.
27 days ago

1 dead, 3 hurt after car chase ends in crash near Federal Way

One person died, and three others were taken to the hospital Sunday morning because of a crash on I-5 near Federal Way.
27 days ago

Level 3 evacuations in Yakima County for Colwash Fire

Level 3 GO NOW evacuations are in effect in Yakima County for the Colwash Fire.
28 days ago

Boeing union ready to strike after rejecting contract offer

Members of one of Boeing’s biggest unions have rejected a contract offer from the company and have authorized a strike if further talks fail.
28 days ago

2 dead in Olympia gunfight

Just before midnight Friday, Olympia Police Department officers responded to a disturbance in the 2200 block of Harrison Avenue NW.
28 days ago

Weekend traffic headaches ahead: Major closures planned on I-405, SR 520/Montlake, and SR 99

Drivers traveling around the Puget Sound region this weekend should prepare for yet another weekend of delays as several major road projects overlap across King County.
30 days ago

High risk of thunderstorms sparking new fires this weekend

There is a high risk of new fire starts over the coming days — through the weekend into next week — as thunderstorms are once again forecast to dot the landscape of Washington.
30 days ago

Family shares fundraiser for 5-year-old girl killed in Graham

A fundraiser has been started to support the family of a 5-year-old girl who was found dead in a Graham yard last week.
1 month ago

Invasive insect may threaten Washington ash trees, weaken state ecosystems

An invasive insect, the Emerald Ash Borer (EAB), has been spotted near the Vancouver border.
1 month ago

WSU researchers create electronic skin that could help prosthetics feel touch

Researchers at WSU have developed an electronic skin for prosthetics that can sense both pressure and temperature, a breakthrough that could one day help amputees regain a sense of touch.
1 month ago

One year after protest, organizers say Microsoft still needs to cut ties with Israeli military

One year after Microsoft workers, former employees, and community activists set up an encampment at Microsoft headquarters in Redmond, organizers said the big tech company still needs to cut ties to the Israeli military.
1 month ago

Hot Jimothy Summer Forever: Artist raises $271K for local food bank, businesses host paint-and-sips

A one-of-a-kind painting of Jimothy the Raccoon has raised more than $271,000 for the Ballard Food Bank, according to the artist who painted him.
1 month ago

Washington climbs in CNBC’s Top States for Business ranking, but concerns about costs remain

CNBC’s latest America’s Top States for Business ranking placed Washington 11th in the nation, up three spots from last year when it ranked 14th.
1 month ago

Independent investigation requested after woman falls critically ill at Thurston County Jail

The Mason County Sheriff’s Office is investigating after a 29-year-old woman fell critically ill while in custody at the Thurston County Jail.
1 month ago

Local photographer looks to take attention away from serial killer and put it back on his victims

A local photographer is daring you to look at places you may be tempted to ignore.
1 month ago

Alaska Airlines announces nonstop flights from Seattle to Athens and Paris

Alaska Airlines is adding two new nonstop flights from Seattle to Europe.
1 month ago

Starbucks laying off more than 200 employees including those who declined Nashville move

Starbucks is laying off more than 200 employees – including those who declined to move to Nashville.
1 month ago

Longview Police: Man arrested for masturbating outside daycare

A 46-year-old Longview man was arrested yesterday morning after police said he exposed himself and masturbated outside a local daycare.
1 month ago

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson responds to recall effort against her as hearing date approaches

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson addressed reporters Wednesday who asked about the recall petition filed against her while speaking about an unrelated executive order.
1 month ago

Pinpoint Alert for Saturday thunderstorm threat across Washington

There's potential for lightning in the mountains and even in some lowland locations, with the threat to those outdoors as well as the potential for lightning strikes to start new fires.
1 month ago

Body Cam: Watch the first moments police responded to the rapidly-growing Spokane fires

Newly released body camera footage showed the early stages of the Spokane Complex wildfires and police’s early response to those fires.
1 month ago

‘It is a high bar’: Inside the petition to recall Mayor Katie Wilson

A judge is set to hear a recall petition against Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson.
1 month ago