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The current flu season in Washington state is at least 10 times deadlier than last year's season and the deadliest in five years, according to state data. So far, the data show there have been … more
A $1,000 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest of those responsible for violently killing dogs in the Lower Yakima Valley this spring. Multiple deceased dogs have been found … more
An accused rapist is one of the first to have his bail amount cut this week because of Franklin County's acute shortage of public defense attorneys. In a second case, a man suspected of driving … more
Former Washington State University football coach Nick Rolovich was in a Spokane courtroom Thursday, asking a federal judge to allow his case to continue against his former employer for firing him … more
An Aberdeen man was injured in an alleged drunk-driving related crash in Montesano on Tuesday afternoon and was transported for further medical care. The crash occurred just after 5:30 p.m., … more
OLYMPIA — Gov. Jay Inslee this week signed into a law a measure that will expand free school lunches to all students in kindergarten through fourth grade in districts where at least 30% of all … more
A 65-year-old Black man will get a new trial after the Washington Supreme Court ruled that prosecutors discriminated against him by striking the last Black person from his jury pool nearly 20 years … more
Third-party investigators are trying to determine the cause of a blaze that destroyed the historic Hurricane Ridge Day Lodge at Olympic National Park on Sunday. A law enforcement ranger reported … more
Western Washington Fred Meyer and QFC stores unlawfully barred employees from wearing Black Lives Matter pins and face masks at work in 2020, a National Labor Relations Board judge ruled. The … more
Gov. Jay Inslee signed a slate of housing bills Monday, capping a legislative session many lawmakers took to calling the "year of housing." Many of the bills are aimed at boosting the supply of … more
Olympia police are looking for a suspect after a dog was found hacked to death Sunday afternoon in the 2300 block of State Avenue Northeast. Police believe a large sword or machete was used to … more
The Tumwater Police Department said officers received reports Monday morning of a juvenile heading toward Tumwater Middle School armed with a handgun. It turned out to be a toy, police said. … more
Two men were arrested on suspicion of multiple crimes Friday night, following a fight, a threat with a gun and a southbound pursuit on Interstate 5, according to the Thurston County Sheriff’s … more
A Pierce County man was sentenced Friday to nearly a year in jail for animal cruelty after more than 100 dogs were seized from his property south of Tacoma over two years. Several dogs taken … more
Thurston County's former Racial Equity Program manager alleges the county manager unfairly terminated her earlier this year. Nicole Miller served as the program manager from August 2021 to … more
The state will have public hearings on proposed permanent rules for temporary worker housing. The proposed changes focus on ventilation and communicable diseases and come after nine sets of … more
SEATTLE — The doubters found reasons to try and couch the success of Bryce Miller’s first big-league start, saying domination came against the abysmal Oakland A’s, who might be one … more
The Hurricane Ridge Day Lodge in Olympic National Park burned to the ground Sunday. A law enforcement ranger on patrol reported at about 4:30 p.m. that the lodge was fully engulfed in flames, … more
WASHINGTON — Last week, amid a monthslong standoff pitting GOP demands to cut federal spending in exchange for agreeing to pay the government's bills, President Joe Biden invited congressional … more
One dose of naloxone can be the difference between a fatal overdose and survival. That's clear to Eliseo Flores, who's used the lifesaving opioid overdose reversal drug to save multiple friends … more
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