Canada’s new tariffs on US goods heighten trade tensions, impact Washington businesses
Canadian tariffs on U.S. goods ignite trade tensions, impacting Washington businesses like Issaquah Lumber, which relies on Canadian supplies to meet demand.
Updated lawsuit against ‘Lawyer of Miracles’ Alexandra Lozano adds allegations of forgery, theft
The lawsuit updated Tuesday also alleges non-lawyers handled legal work and says about 2,500 former clients have sought representation.
The SEC vs. LSU Battle Has Reached A Boiling Point: What’s The End Game?
The SEC and LSU are heading toward major litigation over whether the league could kick out the Tigers. FOX Sports’ Ben Portnoy details how we got here and what’s next.
Mahomes Mountain Week 1: ‘It’s Go Time’ As 4 Quarterbacks Are Left Off
Find out who has a claim for the top spot in Nick Wright’s Week 1 Mahomes Mountain NFL quarterback rankings as 28 signal-callers are tiered ahead of the kickoff.
Upon Further Review: What To Make Of New OCs, And Other Things To Know In Week 1
Roughly two-thirds of the league have a new OC in 2026. Here’s how one DC is handling the challenge, and other things to know ahead of Week 1.
Smithsonian Secretary on his retirement and the future of the organization
NPR’s Scott Detrow speaks with Lonnie G. Bunch, III, the Smithsonian Secretary, who announced he is retiring after 38 years of service with the institution. He will step down at the end
NASCAR Contender Rankings: Can Anyone Challenge Denny Hamlin, Christopher Bell?
Denny Hamlin salvaged what was almost a disastrous day at Darlington. Was he able to maintain his No. 1 spot in the contender rankings?
Man charged with forcing fiancée out of car on I-90 pleads not guilty
Prosecutors say he allegedly assaulted the woman and forced her out of her car along Interstate 90 near Issaquah last month, then drove away with her two children.
Spokane school on lockdown for reported shooting “on or near” school grounds
The Spokane County Sheriff says the suspect “immediately aggressed” on the deputy, who used “lethal force.”
Walmart settlement returns nearly $120,000 to app-based Seattle workers
Over 400 Seattle workers are set to receive nearly $120,000 in a settlement with Walmart, following an Office of Labor Standards investigation.