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Teen believed missing under ‘suspicious circumstances’ found safe after extensive search

THURSTON COUNTY, Wash. — At 10 p.m. Thursday, the Thurston County Sheriff’s Office announced that 16-year-old Gabriel Davies was found safe and was returned to his family.
4 years ago

Seeking new contract, Delta pilots picket ahead of busy Labor Day travel weekend

Delta Airlines pilots are picketing across the country and one of the picket lines was outside Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
4 years ago

No charges filed in Seattle ballot drop box surveillance cases

The King County Sheriff’s Office has declined to file charges in the investigation of signs indicating surveillance of ballot drop boxes.
4 years ago

Washington State Fair kicks off Friday

It welcomes more than a million guests as it is the single largest attended event in the state, fair officials said.
4 years ago

School bus in Lewis County destroyed by fire ignited in dry grass

The simple act of backing up resulted in a fire that destroyed a school bus in the Lewis County city of Toledo on Tuesday.
4 years ago

Washington ferry ridership at highest since start of pandemic

As people start to plan for the busy Labor Day holiday weekend, Washington State Ferries announced Wednesday that ferry ridership has reached its highest levels since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
4 years ago

Good News: Everett couple finds dog after pup stolen in running car

A 1-year-old puppy who was stolen in a car that was stolen on Aug. 20, has been safely found in Skagit County on Monday.
4 years ago

Cocoon-like patient device to be tested during emergency drills

People living in east Jefferson County will see increased activity by emergency vehicles next month during exercises to test a new medical device.
4 years ago

Sweep of encampment near I-5 gets mixed reaction from community

"People are upset at the ones that are homeless, but not upset at the system that made them homeless," another person said.
4 years ago

Art Oberto, former voice and face of Oberto beef jerky, dies at 95

Art Oberto, the former president of the Oberto meat company, died Friday, according to bizjournals.com.
4 years ago

Negotiations continue in Kent teachers’ strike as district considers lawsuit against union

Nearly 25,000 students in the Kent School District have yet to return to class as teachers enter their third day of striking amid negotiations between their union and the district.
4 years ago

University Place School District to pay $4.25M to students in sexual abuse cases

The University Place School District has agreed to pay $4.25 million to six student-athletes who were allegedly sexually abused by a former volunteer wrestling coach at Curtis Jr. High and High School.
4 years ago

Snohomish County executive proposes purchase of 340 body cameras for deputies, detectives

The cameras are “intended to improve the transparency of interactions between law enforcement and the public.”
4 years ago

Feds warn of so-called rainbow fentanyl in Oregon

Rainbow fentanyl is a version of the highly-toxic and often fatal synthetic opioid that can look like sidewalk chalk, or candy.
4 years ago

Be on the lookout for oversized, striped-eyed grasshoppers in Everett area

People who live in the Everett area are being asked to report sightings of an unusually large grasshopper with distinct striped eyes.
4 years ago

Boeing delivers 4 test helicopters to U.S. Air Force to help replace aging fleet

Boeing has delivered four of its MH-139A Grey Wolf test helicopters to the U.S. Air Force as the service replaces its aging UH-1N helicopters, the aerospace company announced Thursday.
4 years ago

Don’t worry, cooler weather is on the horizon in the Pacific Northwest

A heat advisory remains in effect until midnight with moderate heat risk across much of the interior, but the coast will remain cooler and in the 70s.
4 years ago

New SDOT director outlines goals for position, pledges not to drive his personal car this fall

Greg Spotts, the next director of the Seattle Department of Transportation, has shared some of his goals and priorities for improving transportation in the city as he continues his confirmation process.
4 years ago

UW Medicine study to screen pets of people diagnosed with monkeypox

“We don’t have any evidence at this point that a pet could infect a human (with monkeypox), but we should be cautious and take reasonable precautions.”
4 years ago

Zeeks Pizza to pay nearly $410K to current, former employees in wage theft settlement

Seattle-area pizza chain Zeeks Pizza has agreed to pay nearly $410,000 to 224 current and former employees after reaching a settlement with the Seattle Office of Labor Standards for repeat violations of the city’s wage theft ordinance.
4 years ago

Crews clear North Seattle homeless encampment after 6 years of complaints from residents

After complaints about trash, rats, crime and rampant drug activity for six years, city of Seattle crews and Seattle police cleared an encampment at North 125th Street and Stone Avenue North on Tuesday.
4 years ago

Oregon man pleads guilty to hate crime after assaulting Black man at Lynnwood bar in 2018

 Randy Smith, 42, admitted in court that he was a member of a white supremacist support group when the assault occurred.
4 years ago

Health officials investigating after 7 E. coli cases confirmed in King County

Health officials are investigating an E. coli outbreak of unknown origin that has sickened seven people in King County.
4 years ago

Northwest blood supply at critical levels

Most people who are at least 18 years old and weigh at least 110 pounds can donate blood every 56 days.
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