Washington’s AG calls 10-year ban on US states regulating AI ‘dangerous’
Washington's AG warns a decade-long AI ban on states is dangerous for regulation and oversight in the tech industry.1 year ago
AG Brown defends birthright citizenship as Supreme Court weighs order, nationwide injunctions
AG Brown argues for birthright citizenship as Supreme Court reviews Trump's order and nationwide injunctions.1 year ago
VIDEO: Police body camera footage of fatal officer-involved shooting in Poulsbo released
A man armed with a large knife was shot and killed in an officer-involved shooting Wednesday night after leading them on a pursuit through Poulsbo, police confirmed.1 year ago
Clark County settles with family of motorist shot and killed by deputy in 2021
Clark County agrees to a $3.5 million settlement over the 2021 shooting of unarmed motorist Jenoah Donald by a deputy.1 year ago
Washington sues Trump Administration over environmental protection rules
Washington challenges Trump's executive orders on environmental protection, aiming to uphold crucial regulations for a sustainable future.2 years ago
Seattle tourism bounces back as city gears up for World Cup
Discover how Seattle tourism is recovering from the pandemic as the city gears up for the World Cup.2 years ago
‘I am blessed’: Local Catholics celebrate first American pope at St. James Cathedral
Cardinal Robert Prevost, an American missionary who spent his career ministering in Peru and leads the Vatican’s powerful office of bishops, was elected the first American pope in the 2,000-year history of the Catholic Church.2 years ago
Sen. Murray warns of supply chain strain as WA imports set to drop 40%
U.S. Senator Patty Murray raises concerns over supply chain disruptions and rising prices in Washington amid drop in imports to ports.2 years ago
Poll shows voters feel Seattle is ‘making progress’ in reducing crime
A new poll shows Seattle voters believe their city is making progress when it comes to reducing crime and the number of homeless encampments.2 years ago
Skagit County to host unclaimed remains ceremony
Join Skagit County on May 2nd at Mount Vernon Cemetery for a solemn remembrance ceremony honoring unclaimed remains.2 years ago
Beacon Hill hit-and-run leaves woman in critical condition
A woman suffered a serious head injury Monday morning in Seattle's Beacon Hill neighborhood during a hit-and-run crash.2 years ago
Delaying Seattle World Cup games? State senator fears immigration policies could affect dates
Senator warns immigration policies may impact Seattle World Cup scheduling next year.2 years ago
2 found dead after ‘suspicious’ Gig Harbor house fire; Sheriff’s office investigating
Pierce County Sheriff's Office investigates a suspicious fire in Gig Harbor after two were found dead Tuesday night.2 years ago
Previously convicted Lummi Nation member charged with allegedly shooting eagles
A Lummi Nation member faces charges for illegal firearms use and violating eagle protection laws.2 years ago
King County Executive Dow Constantine tapped as Sound Transit CEO with up to $650K salary
Sound Transit announces a familiar face is in line to become its CEO, bringing experience to the role and up to a nearly $700K annual salary.2 years ago
New King County transit safety task force begins work following driver’s death
The King County transit safety task force meets for the first time, addressing vital safety concerns following a tragic incident.2 years ago
SPD investigating after officer shoots, kills person in West Seattle
The Seattle Police Department is investigating an officer-involved shooting incident reported in West Seattle.2 years ago
King County sees first measles case this year in Washington
Representative Kim Schrier, a Washington Congresswoman and former pediatrician, said the measles outbreak in Texas could have been avoided.2 years ago
Kitsap County murder: Kingston woman found dead, estranged husband in custody
A murder investigation is underway in Kitsap County after deputies believed a woman was killed by her estranged husband.2 years ago
King County Council approves task force to enhance bus safety after driver’s murder
The King County Council has unanimously approved a new task force to address bus safety in the wake of last December’s murder of Metro driver Shawn Yim. The Transit Safety Task Force will include members of the King County Council, the Metro Bus union, and law enforcement to develop a safety plan to improve transit […]2 years ago
‘It’s constant fighting’: Belltown residents demand end to drug trade
Belltown community raises safety concerns over rising drug use, urging law enforcement for effective solutions to combat the issue.2 years ago
‘It’s up to us:’ Federal workers take part in Presidents Day rally against Trump administration
Around a thousand people, including federal workers, protested on Presidents Day outside the federal building in downtown Seattle.2 years ago
