Edmonds girl with rare genetic condition hopes to foster acceptance, help others
The 9-year-old is one of only 20 people in the United States currently battling the disease.
‘Clam Lights’ at Renton park impacted by theft
A city employee reported someone stolen at least $30,000 worth of electrical wiring that powers the display.
Washington guarantees free in-state tuition for low-income students
The state of Washington will soon provide guaranteed college tuition for low-income students.
Former employee charged after allegedly causing $1 million in damage at Kitsap County construction site
The man allegedly gained access to machinery at the construction site for the Newberry Hill Road project and caused damage to a retaining wall and equipment.
New proposal could have EV drivers in Washington volunteer to pay per mile
The House Transportation Chair says a bill allowing volunteers to avoid having to pay some fees charged to EV drivers is expected in January.
South King Fire chief, deputy chief placed on leave
Chief Dave Van Valkenburg and Deputy Chief Lisa Defenbaugh are on administrative leave pending separate investigations.
Police search for two 11-year-old boys who left Olympia school campus unsupervised
The two boys, Drake Coop and Allen Leman, are 11 years old. They left their elementary school campus Wednesday afternoon.
Officials plan to file lawsuit challenging constitutionality of I-2066
The coalition said Wednesday that I-2066 supporters misled Washington voters with an extensive misinformation campaign.
Estimate: Washingtonians would have spent an extra $800 million a year on groceries had Kroger-Albertsons merger been approved
Should the merger have proceeded, the Kroger-Albertsons conglomerate would have had 75% market share in 57 different city areas in Washington.
Seattle Kraken co-owner David Bonderman dies at 82
Bonderman, who worked as a security guard at the Space Needle during college, eventually helped found the Kraken and led the effort to build Climate Pledge Arena.
