Everett children’s museum grant reinstated
A court order reinstated a $250,000 federal grant for Imagine Children’s Museum, vital for its Little Science Lab program, but an appeal is pending.
Washington health providers sue feds over deletion of vital medical data
Executive orders signed by Donald Trump target vaccines, HIV prevention and health care for women, minorities and the LGBTQ+ community
Tacoma parents, students unite against school staff cuts
Tacoma community members marched to the school board meeting Thursday to protest staff cuts made due to the district’s $30 million budget shortfall.
Popular Renton beach closed ahead of Memorial Day Weekend
Gene Coulon Beach is expected to be closed for at least a week, impacting Memorial Day Weekend.
Engineers reunite at Mount St. Helens, reflect on recovery efforts
Retired engineers revisit Mount St. Helens, reflecting on recovery efforts post-eruption for its 45th anniversary.
Microsoft faces backlash over Gaza war censorship claims
Media reports in recent days claim Microsoft actively censors employee discourse about the ongoing war in Gaza.
KING 5 celebrates ‘Running Week’
Seattle celebrates “Running Week” by spotlighting its vibrant running culture.
Man who made bomb threat forcing Alaska Airlines flight to land in Spokane sentenced to nearly 2 years in prison
The man made a bomb threat while aboard an Alaska Airlines flight from Atlanta to Seattle in 2023, forcing the plane to reroute and land at the Spokane airport.
University Book Store expands with Barnes & Noble partnership
Barnes & Noble will soon take over most of the University Book Store’s general merchandise sales.
Ferguson on Medicaid cuts: ‘Hospitals will close, nursing homes will close’
Hundreds of thousands of Washingtonians could stand to lose their health care if the Medicaid cuts pushed through the House are approved in the Senate.
