5 things to do in western Washington: Oct. 2-4
Explore autumn flavors and festivities in western Washington this weekend with food events, local music and seafood celebrations.
Thousands in Washington to lose Medicaid coverage as federal cuts take effect
Advocates rallied in Seattle, urging state and local officials to do more to protect access to care.
Quinault Indian Nation breaks ground on higher-ground homes as sea level threat grows
Sections of Taholah along the Pacific coast are no longer considered safe.
8 years, no answers: Family of man who vanished from Whatcom County home pleads for clues
His keys were on the porch and his phone was in the yard, but Billy Joe Darwin was gone. Eight years later, his family still wants answers.
Texts show US representative question mayor’s handling of Bite of Seattle shooting
“Give me a ring I’m wondering if we should be there at all. I’m not confident she knows what she is doing,” Rep. Pramila Jayapal wrote.
Judge cuts bail in half for Chelan Hills Fire suspect
At an arraignment hearing, the man pleaded not guilty to nine counts, including first-degree manslaughter.
Pilot dies after small plane crashes at Everett’s Paine Field
It’s unclear what led up to the crash in Everett.
Federal judge blocks Trump from firing court-appointed western Washington U.S. attorney
A federal judge ruled Roger Rogoff has been the rightful U.S. attorney since his July appointment and blocked the administration from removing him.
Man arrested after setting four doors on fire at Everett senior living facility
The man told deputies he burned doors with a torch and wanted to enter a neighbor’s apartment to look for marijuana.
Boeing engineers, technical workers face noon deadline to vote on contract offer
17,000 Boeing engineers and technicians face a noon deadline to vote on a new contract. A no vote could keep a strike on the table.
