Each year, Washington students learn about Japanese-American detainments without due process following Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor and Kiku Hughes’ graphic novel “Displacement” has become part of that curriculum.
Washington served up a new license plate Nov. 19, honoring the state sport of pickleball.
Becomes the youngest person ever to hold the office, first immigrant, first refugee and the first millennial
MMIP refers to “Missing and Murdered Indigenous People,” an ongoing international crisis that has inspired tribal leaders from 13 states to come together on the Muckleshoot reservation.
As part of the Be Flood Ready campaign, all King County residents are eligible for free sandbag materials to help protect from floods.
Shannon Walker was a professional dog trainer for years when a veteran named Kevin W. came to her wanting his…
On Oct. 21, a beloved, four-legged member of the King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office team officially retired after a decade…
Washington state will give food banks $2.2 million per week as they deal with the potential end of food stamp…
King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office reports that youth victims of gun violence have increased.
Voters should receive ballots by Oct. 20
A Washington man suspected of breaking into and vandalizing the state Capitol is undergoing a mental health evaluation, an attorney…
Auburn man, 29, accused of lighting fires, tipping over statues and breaking glass inside the building.
Local officials fear Seattle could be the next city to see a deployment
Conservative activist was killed Sept. 10.
The Democratic governors of California, Oregon and Washington said Sept. 3 they are forming an alliance to coordinate vaccine recommendations…
Homelessness is still on the rise in Washington, but data collected by the state Department of Commerce shows that the…
Governor responds to a letter from U.S. attorney general warning the state over its ‘sanctuary’ immigration policies.
Helping Link offers free support services and programs to the Vietnamese population in the area.
U.S. Rep. Adam Smith, the top Democrat on the Armed Services Committee, likened the president’s approach to drunk driving and the movie “Die Hard.”
Housing, policing and diaper changes are among the areas that the legislation covers.
