Boeing breaks ground on major expansion
Boeing broke ground Friday on a major expansion of its 787 Dreamliner production plant.12 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.1 year ago
Redmond-based vaccine company laying off over 70 workers
A Redmond-based vaccine company is laying off 76 employees.1 year 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 1296.1 year ago
Robots could replace over half a million jobs at Amazon
Explore how Amazon plans to replace over half a million jobs with robots and its impact on the workforce.1 year ago
Judge rules nude beach at Denny Blaine Park can stay open until spring
A King County judge allows Seattle's Denny Blaine Park nude beach to stay open until spring, ensuring continued access for visitors.1 year ago
COVID-19 school closures will cost U.S. economy $2 trillion, study finds
A study shows COVID-19 school closures in 2020 will cost the U.S. economy an estimated $2 trillion.1 year ago
9th Circuit rules Trump admin. can send National Guard to Portland, reversing block
A 9th Circuit ruling allows the Trump administration to deploy the Oregon National Guard to Portland amid ongoing tensions.1 year ago
Hackers backed by China blamed for cyberattack on Seattle tech company
Seattle tech firm hit by a sophisticated cyberattack; new details emerge about the attackers and their methods.1 year ago
WA’s top National Guard commander caught between Trump and Ferguson
Washington's top National Guard commander navigates conflicting demands from two superiors in a complex leadership scenario.1 year ago
Expect delays on Ship Canal Bridge this week
Drivers on I-5 should anticipate delays while crossing the Ship Canal Bridge due to ongoing construction activities.1 year ago
From downing Cheetos to growing out beards: KIRO Newsradio’s wild Mariners superstitions
Explore unique Mariners superstitions as fans rally for the team’s World Series dreams against the Blue Jays.1 year ago
Judge revises Shawn Kemp sentence, adds one day jail time for Tacoma Mall shooting
A judge on Friday revised the sentence for former Seattle SuperSonics star Shawn Kemp, adding one day of confinement — with credit for time served — in connection with a 2023 shooting outside Tacoma Mall.1 year ago
House minority leader visits Bellevue, blasts ‘Big Beautiful Bill’
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries in Bellevue warns of health care cuts under Trump's proposed legislation.1 year ago
Person stabbed while riding King County bus
A person was stabbed on a King County bus Sunday evening.1 year ago
‘We can’t compete with that’: Tacoma PD offering signing bonus as staffing crisis continues at sheriff’s office
Staffing levels at the Pierce County Sheriff’s Office are increasingly at risk as Tacoma PD offers a lucrative incentive to attract deputies.1 year ago
Homeland Security calls out Seattle mayor for defending ‘criminal illegal alien’ taken into custody
A veteran, married to a congressional candidate, was detained by ICE in Washington.1 year ago
Pentagon halts Microsoft program that used Chinese nationals on defense work
The Pentagon raises concerns over Microsoft’s involvement of Chinese nationals in defense work.1 year ago
Seattle pastor urges ‘sensible legislation’ following Minneapolis shooting
A Seattle pastor urges new legislation in response to the Minneapolis school shooting, advocating for safety in schools and communities.1 year ago
SR 167 death highlights dangerous trend along Puyallup River
A man’s death raises concerns over safety along SR 167 near the Puyallup River.1 year ago
Washington rep. questions Zelenskyy exclusion from US-Russia summit
Debate sparked over Zelenskyy's exclusion from crucial talks between Trump and Putin in US-Russia summit.1 year ago
Homicide suspect killed, officer injured in Yakima shooting
A man died and an officer was injured after a shooting in Yakima Saturday.1 year ago
People will vote on Tacoma’s ‘Workers’ Bill of Rights’ — just a matter of when
Tacoma’s City Council will hold a special meeting Friday morning to decide whether to adopt or send to voters a proposed “Workers' Bill of Rights.”1 year ago
