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Watch: Man arrested after allegedly pointing BB gun at cars on Chehalis Western Trail

Thurston County Sheriff's Office responds to BB gun incident on Chehalis Western Trail, ensuring community safety.

1 year ago

Bill requiring permits for gun purchases passes House on party-line vote

Washington State House Democrats mandate permits for gun purchases, impacting would-be gun owners and the ongoing gun control debate.

1 year ago

Why did UW get ‘D’ grade, Evergreen ‘F’ grade from this major national organization?

The University of Washington has earned a "D" grade from the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) in a recent report card.

1 year ago

Seattle law firm Perkins Coie targeted in Trump executive order: ‘This is an absolute honor to sign’

President Trump suspends security clearances for Perkins Coie employees, marking a significant change for the Seattle law firm.

1 year ago

Nigerian national indicted for filing fake tax returns worth over $1 M

A 38-year-old Nigerian faces charges for filing fraudulent tax returns exceeding $1 million.

1 year ago

3 Washington men arrested during sex trafficking sting in Portland

Nine arrests made in Portland sting operation; two teenagers rescued from human trafficking amid ongoing efforts to combat this crisis.

1 year ago

Washington ranks third-lowest in U.S. for mileage per vehicle

A recent study by Jason Stone Injury Lawyers has revealed that Washington ranks third-lowest in the country for miles driven per registered vehicle, with an average of just 7,464 miles in 2022.

1 year ago

Where are Americans heading for spring break 2025? Trending spots and finding travel deals

Explore trending spring break spots and exclusive travel deals for an unforgettable 2025 getaway.

1 year ago

71-year-old ‘high-risk’ sex offender pleads guilty to child porn in Skagit County

A 71-year-old man from Skagit County pleaded guilty on Thursday to possessing images of child sexual abuse.

1 year ago

Patti Jackson steps in as Tacoma’s interim police chief after delayed start

The new interim Tacoma police chief has begun her first day on the job.

1 year ago

‘Unconscionable:’ Active-duty JBLM soldier indicted for espionage, bribery; 2 others also charged

An active duty Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM) soldier is accused of selling military secrets to China.

1 year ago

King County woman gets 7 years in prison for drug lab, gun cache in RV near state park

A woman was sentenced to seven years for operating a drug lab and possessing firearms in King County.

1 year ago

Probate scam exposed? WA Attorney General sues companies over allegedly stolen estates worth millions

In a recent consumer protection lawsuit, the Washington State Attorney General’s Office has accused several local companies of manipulating the probate system to "unlawfully gain control of deceased strangers’ estates."

1 year ago

Mexican national indicted for child sex photos in Snohomish County

A 42-year-old Mexican citizen was indicted for receiving child sexual abuse images

1 year ago

Ferguson slows electric ferry conversion to restore service by summer

Gov. Bob Ferguson has announced that the conversion of two of Washington State Ferries' largest vessels to hybrid-electric power will be postponed until after the 2026 World Cup.

1 year ago

Washington State Supreme Court upholds signature verification on ballots

The Washington Supreme Court confirmed that signature verification on ballots is constitutional, ensuring the integrity of mail-in voting in Washington.

1 year ago

WA lawmakers help House censure Texas Rep. Al Green for Trump address outburst

Republican Washington Rep. Dan Newhouse introduced a censure against Democrat Texas Rep. Al Green for disrupting President Donald Trump during his address.

1 year ago

Gee Scott: Democrats missed an opportunity to see Donald Trump ‘fall flat’

President Trump delivered the longest address to Congress since 1964 on Tuesday night. His speech blended policy proposals and personal gripes with ambitious promises for America's future.

1 year ago

Washington joins lawsuit to help roughly 1,000 local federal workers from mass firings by Trump

The Washington State Attorney General’s Office has joined a lawsuit against the U.S. Office of Personnel Management and other federal agencies over the Trump administration’s firing of federal employees.