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Despite cooling temperatures, toxic algae continues to be found in the Columbia River in the Tri-Cities and nearby in the Snake River. The most recent water samples collected by the Benton … more
A warm glow of distant flames pulsed in the mid-September night above the western shores of Ross Lake. You almost have to squint to see it. Jim Henterly raised his black binoculars. Their lenses … more
Did you feel that rumble Friday night when Jorge Polanco hit the game-winning single in the 15th inning to advance the Seattle Mariners to the American League Championship Series? Probably not, … more
Nurses, firefighters and home care aides rallied Thursday in Seattle to urge voters to approve Amendment 8201 this November — the only statewide measure on the upcoming ballot. … more
Daytime lane closures could cause delays for travelers on Interstate 5 in the Olympia area starting Monday morning. Travelers can expect to see a single lane closure on southbound I-5 as they … more
Floyd Sawyer surveyed the block near the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in South Portland and seemed satisfied that he’d seen enough to come to his own conclusions about the … more
Costumed brigades of protesters were out in force again Friday night at the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement building in South Portland, and at about 7 p.m., they rolled out a red carpet for … more
Federal immigration officers last month flew an Oregon asylum seeker back to his home country of Guatemala after a judge cleared the way for his deportation, but they refused to let him off once the … more
A video in which Homeland Security Secretary Kristine Noem blames congressional Democrats for travel delays during the federal government shutdown is expected to play at airport security checkpoints … more
Thurston County deputies are investigating a hit-and-run collision that injured a pedestrian and killed a dog Thursday night. The incident occurred at a crosswalk near the intersection of Yelm … more
An outbreak of highly pathogenic bird flu has been confirmed at a large commercial poultry operation in Grant County near Moses Lake in Eastern Washington. It is the first outbreak of avian … more
Washington will not require clergy to report suspected child abuse or neglect learned through confession or privileged conversations, following a legal settlement announced Friday. The … more
After Starbucks said last month that it planned to lay off hundreds of nonretail workers as part of a $1 billion restructuring plan, a new state filing shows what these job cuts mean for employees in … more
Two King County teenagers were charged with murder Friday, accused by prosecutors and police in the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Nena Edmonds in her Federal Way apartment in February. Jelani … more
Should the Trump administration deploy the National Guard to Seattle, police Chief Shon Barnes knows what he'll say to his officers. I will ask them, 'Does anyone know who Willie Grimes is?'" … more
Microsoft will supply its artificial intelligence technology to every public school district and community college in Washington next year, part of a nationwide campaign to spread AI training and … more
Pierce County Sheriff’s deputies responded Friday evening to a fatal shooting in Parkland that left a father, 63, dead and his son, 41, in custody, according to a social media post. The … more
Washington’s new sales tax on services faces a second lawsuit that could undercut the state’s moves to bring in hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue. A Sequim-based security … more
A Washington man suspected of breaking into and vandalizing the state Capitol is undergoing a mental health evaluation, an attorney confirmed Friday.  Authorities initially arrested Gunnar … more
Washington has abandoned its effort to force Catholic priests and other religious leaders to divulge information on child abuse and neglect they learn of in confession. With a pair of legal … more
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