A sheriff’s deputy who responded to a call about a robbery suspect at a home mistakenly shot and killed the homeowner — an… Continue reading
Legislators say they are working on a fix
Created by seismologists and engineers in California
The state Legislature on Wednesday fast-tracked a delay of the implementation of a long-term care program — and the payroll tax that pays… Continue reading
Three people have died in Washington after testing positive for influenza amid flu activity that has risen to moderate levels in the state,… Continue reading
A driver charged with striking and killing a cyclist riding on the shoulder of Central Valley Road was smoking heroin in the vehicle… Continue reading
The state Supreme Court will consider whether fare enforcement on public transit represents an unconstitutional incursion into passengers’ right to privacy. Lower courts… Continue reading
A Latino civil rights organization and others have filed a federal lawsuit that says new political maps in Washington state approved by a… Continue reading
Nearly three years ago, Washington became the first state in the nation to establish a defined benefit to help offset the costs of… Continue reading
A woman is suing King County, contending that as a teenage runaway decades ago, sheriff’s deputies investigating a prostitution ring knew she and… Continue reading
Police in Bellevue rescued two people from a home that slid off its foundation. The Seattle Times reported police received a call of… Continue reading
A former Kennewick fire chief is suing the southeast Washington city in federal court, saying he was fired because he is Black and… Continue reading
About 100 Seattle students gathered outside the Seattle Public Schools district headquarters Friday seeking stronger safety protocols after increasing COVID-19 cases and safety… Continue reading
The Supreme Court will hear the case of a former Bremerton High School football coach who was removed from his job because he… Continue reading
Governor presents State of the State address
Public participation virtual via live streams
Gov. Jay Inslee said he will roll back a long-standing directive that restricts affirmative action in state hiring, contracting and education and announced… Continue reading
More boosters, masks also in the works
Sixty-day session begins Monday
In response to an increase of COVID-19 cases across the state, the state House of Representatives has released an updated plan for next… Continue reading