WA bill would restrict when cities can clear homeless encampments
House Bill 2489 would prevent local governments from enforcing anti-camping laws, removing encampments, or citing people for sleeping outdoors unless specific conditions are met.7 months ago
Buckle up, 12s: Seahawks vs. 49ers superstitions and the playoff responsibility we refuse to give up
Discover the Seahawks superstitions that fans swear by for game day success against the 49ers.7 months ago
WA bill that would bar most police from wearing face coverings, masks clears first committee
Washington lawmakers are moving forward with a bill that would limit when police officers can cover their faces while interacting with the public.7 months ago
Seattle mayor issues first two executive orders on homelessness and transit
Mayor Katie Wilson's new orders focus on expanding emergency shelters and affordable housing in Seattle.7 months ago
WA bill aims to speed up DUI cases by allowing more labs to perform toxicology tests
Washington lawmakers are moving to advance a bill that would expand who can legally perform blood and breath analysis and how those results are admitted in court.7 months ago
WA Legislature opens 2026 session facing budget crisis, tax fight
With a multibillion-dollar budget shortfall looming, Washington lawmakers are set to return to the Capitol for the 2026 legislative session on Monday.7 months ago
Tech Talk: Sci-fi meets espionage as cyber criminals use a popular AI platform to do their hacking for them
Cyber experts around the world are sounding alarm bells after a team of researchers at Anthropic discovered hackers recently used AI to help run a cyberattack.7 months ago
Alaska Airlines places record 110-jet order with Boeing, 2 years after MAX 9 door plug blowout
Alaska Airlines secures a record 110 jets from Boeing, marking a significant milestone for the airline and aircraft manufacturer.7 months ago
Mayor Wilson denies policy shift after drug enforcement memo fuels rumors
Newly elected City Attorney Erika Evans' memo stirs controversy over drug policy, challenging Seattle's approach to addiction.7 months ago
‘I’ll announce a policy change’: Seattle mayor responds to backlash over apparent policy to not arrest drug users
Mayor Katie Wilson responds to criticism from police and community groups regarding her administration's stance on drug arrests.7 months ago
Authorities identify 4 victims, confirm murder-suicide in Mercer Island-Issaquah deaths
Four people were found dead in two homes across Mercer Island and Issaquah, with police saying the deaths appear to be connected to a murder-suicide.7 months ago
Meth is making a comeback in WA, DEA warns, and its more potent and dangerous than ever
Methamphetamine is making a comeback across the U.S. and western Washington, the DEA reported, and experts warn that today’s meth is more potent and more dangerous than ever.7 months ago
FDA recalls dog biscuits over potential Salmonella contamination
Consumers Supply Distributing, LLC of Sioux City, Iowa is recalling certain dog biscuit products after testing found they may be contaminated with Salmonella.7 months ago
Tech Talk: AI is watching your flight at SEA — here’s why that’s a good thing
Discover how AI at Seattle-Tacoma Airport improves flight safety and efficiency for travelers.7 months ago
Storm leaves Camano Island in the dark as thousands lose power
Downed trees and power lines have left the community of Camano Island in the dark.8 months ago
From foster care to the classroom: WA student turns childhood turmoil into purpose
Discover how Winter's challenges inspire others, showcasing the strength of foster children and their remarkable stories.8 months ago
Advocates decry unsafe conditions at Tacoma ICE facility after detainee’s medical crisis
Human rights advocates urge federal officials to improve unsafe and unhealthy conditions at the Tacoma ICE facility.8 months ago
Faster lanes, smarter checkpoints: SEA innovations ease holiday travel hassles
Discover how SEA Airport enhances holiday travel with faster lanes and smarter checkpoints for a stress-free experience.8 months ago
Tech Talk: Is the AI boom a bubble? $500 billion surge raises fears of a coming crash
Explore the implications of the AI bubble as investments soar to $500 billion, raising concerns about potential market crashes.8 months ago
Bellevue Police seek public’s help in finding missing woman
Bellevue authorities request assistance in locating a missing woman, as her family grows increasingly concerned for her safety.8 months ago
Judge blocks federal bid to cut Medicaid funding from Planned Parenthood
A federal judge halts efforts to cut Planned Parenthood's Medicaid funding, preserving access to vital health services.8 months ago
Seattle Mayor-elect Katie Wilson names core leadership team ahead of January swearing-in
Katie Wilson is offering the clearest look yet at who will help run City Hall when she takes office on Jan. 1, unveiling who will anchor her administration.8 months ago
Federal warnings of exploding e-bike batteries could be latest threat to Rad Power’s survival
Safety regulators urge Rad Power Bike users to halt use of specific batteries after explosion reports raise serious safety concerns.8 months ago
