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The Washington State Department of Children, Youth & Families reports that at least 45 children under its supervision died or suffered near-fatal incidents in the first nine months of 2025. … more
Three Washington lawmakers painted a grim picture of the state's upcoming legislative session during an early morning forum this week while assuring attendees that they would continue to be a voice … more
As the government shutdown reached its record-breaking 36th day on Wednesday, most employees at the Department of Veterans Affairs have kept working. But VA policy limits their communication with … more
Several bottles recovered from the old Walla Walla City Dump and 10 items from a Washington State Penitentiary exhibit were stolen in a burglary of the Fort Walla Walla Museum, according to police … more
After setting multiple fires Thursday and threatening to kill himself and others with a knife, a 57-year-old man is in custody following a lengthy SWAT standoff in Summit. A caller notified … more
A King County jury on Thursday awarded $8 million to a former Seattle Public Schools student who was punched in the face by his middle school math teacher in 2018. The verdict came after three … more
The Department of Justice secured judicial approval to drop the sole criminal charge against Boeing filed after two deadly 737 MAX crashes, moving forward with a nonprosecution agreement even as the … more
Airlines are preparing for the Federal Aviation Administration's planned cuts of 10% of flights beginning Friday that will bring relief to air traffic controllers, and headaches for travelers. … more
King County prosecutors on Thursday charged a 57-year-old man with premeditated first-degree murder with sexual motivation, accusing him of luring, raping and killing a Seattle girl in summer 1994 … more
For Monica Cisneros, her decade of experience in the tech industry as a product marketing manager has come with bigotry tied to her Latina identity. Often, it's subtle slights rooted in … more
Ever since Eve bit the forbidden fruit, apples have held a certain mystique. They say that one a day keeps the doctor away. Billions per year keep Washington farms hopping. And “if each … more
During his campaign, Gov. Bob Ferguson promised to spend a week working at Western State Hospital to better understand the challenges facing the state’s largest psychiatric facility. … more
The construction of the new $947 million Western State Hospital facility is charging ahead and on track for completion, officials announced Thursday. Sean Murphy, deputy assistant secretary of … more
The Tacoma Police Department’s three-year test run of ShotSpotter gunshot-detection technology installed in a neighborhood that has struggled with violence has ended prematurely without ever … more
Democrats’ sweep of the biggest races in Tuesday’s off-year elections, including a California ballot measure to redraw that state’s congressional lines to give the party up to five … more
Washington County will direct $200,000 in contingency funds to support immigrants and refugees impacted by ongoing raids by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers. The Board of … more
Gresham police Wednesday arrested a 64-year-old man who was wanted for allegedly pointing what appeared to be a gun at a car full of people after he attempted to cut in line at a Taco Bell drive-thru … more
The nation’s brand-new top official for cleanup of the nation’s contaminated nuclear weapons sites is getting a look at Hanford this week in an unpublicized visit. Tim Walsh is the … more
Martin R. Diaz folded his hands and placed his head on the table before grabbing a tissue to wipe away tears. His attorney supported him with an arm on his back. Many of Diaz's roughly 20 family … more
Gov. Bob Ferguson will make a trip to Spokane this weekend, marking at least his fourth visit to the area since taking office earlier this year. A calendar update from the Governor's Office … more
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