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The state Department of Licensing revoked Immigration and Customs Enforcement access to a data search system Wednesday after discovering the federal agency used it to get information about a Kirkland … more
Conditions at the state’s largest juvenile prison — where young people have been locked in cells for hours and left to urinate in plastic bottles — violate state law, the Washington … more
A Puyallup father is accused of leaving his 4-year-old daughter on the side of the highway in Pierce County. Prosecutors the 34-year-old man with second-degree abandonment of a dependent person. … more
The Trump administration is moving forward with rescinding a two-decade-old rule that protects wild areas in national forests across the country, including nearly 2 million acres in Oregon, a move … more
A judge on Wednesday found a 28-year-old man guilty except for insanity for fatally stabbing a man who was urinating on a retaining wall in front of the Portland Art Museum in 2023. Multnomah … more
Daylight saving time for 2025 is beginning to wind down. The clock shift that brought later sunsets in the spring and summer months will end this fall, at 2 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 2. That’s … more
Intel’s chief financial officer says the chipmaker agreed to sell stock to the Trump administration because last week’s deal provided assurance that the government wouldn’t rescind … more
Nike on Thursday said the company will again be organized around sports, effectively finalizing a yearlong corporate overhaul during a period of declining sales and deteriorating morale. The … more
Two people fighting the Bear Gulch fire on the Olympic Peninsula were arrested by federal law enforcement Wednesday, in a confrontation described by firefighters and depicted in photos and video. … more
The Department of Energy has picked the next leader who will manage the Hanford nuclear site, with responsibility for a $3 billion annual budget and oversight of about 13,000 workers. Ray … more
The renowned experimental physicist and Nobel laureate whose brainchild resulted in the LIGO observatory at Hanford in Washington has died Rainer Weiss, 92, died Aug. 25 in Massachusetts, … more
Pete Serrano’s days as a federal prosecutor appear to be numbered. Serrano was named interim United States attorney for the Eastern District of Washington earlier this month and can serve … more
The U.S. Department of Agriculture, parent agency of the U.S. Forest Service, announced Wednesday that it is moving ahead with plans to rescind a rule that has restricted logging and construction on … more
A wolf in Ferry County was killed Tuesday in response to a series of attacks on cattle. Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife staff killed an adult female wolf from the Sherman pack, … more
A collection of state attorneys general has reached an agreement to restore $7 billion in funding for education programs that were frozen by the Trump Administration. The agreement, announced by … more
Spokane Catholic Bishop Thomas Daly is calling for unity and prayer following a shooting at a Minneapolis Catholic church that killed two school children. Police say the suspect shot through the … more
Microsoft fired two employees Wednesday who were arrested after breaching a building at its headquarters Tuesday afternoon to protest the tech giant's ties to Israel, according to the company. … more
Twelve people were arrested in Battle Ground, Clark County, over the weekend in a multiagency child exploitation operation, according to the Washington State Patrol. State Patrol’s Missing … more
The Trump administration on Tuesday threatened to cut funding for a sexual education program in Washington and 45 other states, territories and Washington, D.C., unless they remove “all … more
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