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Authorities say they've successfully identified the 36-year-old remains of Wendy Stephens, who is thought to be the Green River Killer's youngest victim.
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Chief Seattle Club Executive Director Colleen Echohawk announced her candidacy for mayor Monday, as the field continues to slowly expand.
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Added security measures will remain at the state Capitol building in Olympia for the foreseeable future, despite a slight "drawdown" of personnel.
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A Seattle judge issued a ruling Thursday, rejecting a request from Parler to force Amazon to temporarily restore its hosting services.
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Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant is calling for an investigation, after receiving multiple threatening messages from a city email account.
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With Matt Shea expelled from his caucus, Rep. McCaslin is continuing the tradition of proposing an Eastern Washington secession bill with new sponsors.
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Added security at Olympia's Capitol building will remain in place at least through Inauguration Day, with hundreds of troopers standing guard.
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The OPA released its latest findings regarding summer 2020 protests, offering recommendations for how SPD should deploy crowd control weapons.
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The federal government said Thursday that its reserve of vaccine doses is exhausted, as states scramble to deal with the last-minute revelation.
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Washington Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler provided further insight Friday, into why she voted in favor of impeaching President Donald Trump .
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Anyone checking the weather app on their phone may have noticed a snowflake appear on their long-term forecast for the end of January.
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A Tuesday court ruling in Pennsylvania could potentially alter the course of Seattle's recently-edited plans to establish safe injection sites.
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Seattle city council has kicked off a renewed bid to draft legislation limiting the police department's use of crowd control weapons.
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A former Washington state National Guardsman from Seattle is among the first people indicted for their role in the Jan. 6 siege on the Capitol building.
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Two out of Washington state's three Republican representatives announced Wednesday that they will to vote to impeach President Trump.