WA Supreme Court Justice Barbara Madsen the latest to step down after serving 30+ years
Barbara Madsen, after serving as a Supreme Court justice for the state of Washington since 1992, announced her retirement, effective April 3.7 months ago
WA Senate resolution honors Cal Raleigh and the Seattle Mariners
The Washington Senate recognized Cal Raleigh and the Seattle Mariners for their outstanding contributions on Monday.7 months ago
Motive remains unclear after woman stabbed multiple times on Redmond trail
Redmond police investigate a brutal stabbing on a hiking trail, urging the public for information on the suspect.7 months ago
Microsoft continues to monitor Outlook, Teams after outage
Thousands face issues with Microsoft email and work apps as the company works to resolve the outage.7 months ago
Puget Sound residents continue to battle stubbornly high inflation
Inflation is increasing nationwide, with the greater Seattle area experiencing even higher rates.7 months ago
New Mercer Island police chief brings decades of experience, anti-bullying expertise
The new permanent chief brings anti-bullying expertise and decades of experience to Mercer Island's police department.8 months ago
Winning Powerball tickets sold across Washington rake in over $11 million
Discover the latest Powerball wins in Washington, with over $11 million in prizes awarded to lucky ticket holders recently.8 months ago
Man accused of vicious attack on elderly woman declared fit for trial
A suspect in the Seattle attack on a 75-year-old woman is deemed fit for trial, facing First Degree Assault charges.8 months ago
Family members, fellow officers honor fallen Washington State Patrol trooper at memorial in Tacoma
A memorial service for Tara-Marysa Guting, a 29-year-old Washington State Patrol (WSP) trooper who was killed on Dec. 19th, was held Saturday.8 months ago
E. coli outbreak linked to Bellevue teriyaki restaurant, 5 people sick
King County Public Health is investigating an E. coli outbreak linked to a teriyaki restaurant in Bellevue where five people have become sick.8 months ago
‘I hope it haunts him for the rest of his days’: Killer of Ravensdale father sentenced to 24 years in prison
A Kent courtroom filled with supporters as the killer of a Ravensdale father receives a 24-year prison sentence.8 months ago
Puyallup River flooding forces evacuations in Orting, Puyallup
Flood waters from the Puyallup River continued to force residents from their homes in Orting and Puyallup Thursday.9 months ago
Tacoma council passes amendment to rental housing laws despite protests
Tacoma City Council passes housing law changes amid protests, sparking debate on rental regulations and tenant rights.9 months ago
Seattle to Bellevue just got easier: Light rail hits I-90 before May 31
Sound Transit confirms light rail service across Lake Washington will begin before May 31, enhancing regional transportation options.9 months ago
Seattle City Council committee passes nearly $9B budget despite looming 2027 deficit
The Seattle City Council's budget committee has passed a significant $9 billion budget for the upcoming year.9 months ago
Washington’s revenue forecast drops by $66 million
Olympia faces new financial challenges as Washington revenue drops by $66 million, impacting budget plans and public services.9 months ago
Trump says he’ll move World Cup out of Seattle if problems arise
President Trump warns Seattle's new mayor about World Cup issues.9 months ago
Lumen Field will be temporarily renamed for World Cup
Discover Lumen Field's new identity during the World Cup, showcasing its transformation and significance for fans and visitors.9 months ago
Bruce Harrell concedes in extremely close race for Seattle mayor
Harrell speaks as Wilson leads Seattle's mayoral race by 1,976 votes, highlighting the intense political battle in the city.10 months ago
Boeing breaks ground on major expansion
Boeing broke ground Friday on a major expansion of its 787 Dreamliner production plant.10 months ago
Everett council votes to extend controversial ‘no sit, no lie’ ordinance
The Everett City Council voted 5 to 2 to extend its controversial “no sit, no lie” ordinance for another two years.10 months ago
Redmond-based vaccine company laying off over 70 workers
A Redmond-based vaccine company is laying off 76 employees.10 months ago
Lawsuit challenges Washington bill that modified Parents’ Bill of Rights
A significant lawsuit contests Washington's changes to the Parents' Bill of Rights under House Bill 1296.10 months ago
