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There is a place in the Puget Sound area where rent is $400 a month and everyone knows their neighbors, but there's a catch: It's a nudist community.

Big tech companies represent a massive portion of Washington's economy, something that continues to spur the battle over data privacy statewide.

An alleged kidnapper in Pierce County is out on bail ahead of her arraignment, and authorities are concerned she may already be on the run.

Bail recovery agents know their jobs may not be one you dream about as a kid, but say it is a rewarding position.

In the wake of continued safety issues in downtown Seattle, one group is hoping to bring everyone together to fix the problem once and for all.

For the first time in state history, both parties will use the results of Washington's primary to allocate delegates to their national convention.

According to King County Prosecuting Attorney Dan Satterberg, there are "strategies" to solve the problems in our community that don't include jail time.

Chris Reykdal, state superintendent of public instruction, clarified that Washington does not mandate active shooter drills in schools.

Rep. Drew Hansen encourages all eligible students to apply for the new, expanded Washington College Grant before the program starts this fall.