Seattle man accused of selling drugs linked to Gorge Amphitheatre music festival death
Zion Randall's death at the Bass Canyon festival at the Gorge Amphitheatre is being investigated as a controlled substance homicide.
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'Where's the bottom': Economics professor addresses Seattle area's shrinking job market
Starbucks layoffs come as King County grapples with an unemployment rate of approximately 4.9%.
Record gray whale deaths hit close to home for Makah Tribe
Thirty gray whales have been found dead in Washington this year. For the Makah, the health of the species is linked with culture, conservation and treaty rights.
Charter plane carrying 8 crashes near remote radar site in western Alaska, NTSB says
A federal official says a charter plane flying to a remote radar site in western Alaska crashed Thursday.
Second person dies in custody at Multnomah County jail within 1 week
A 48-year-old man has died after a "medical event" at the Multnomah County Jail, marking the third in-custody death this year and the second this week.
Shalom Ministries faces eviction as Spokane's vital meal service seeks new home
Shalom Ministries in Spokane faces eviction after 30 years, leaving a crucial void for those who relied on its daily meals and life-changing resources.
Spokane man pleads not guilty to burglary after Five Mile evacuation
Timothy Stanley found his home burglarized during Spokane fires, losing a precious family handgun. Lawrence Moss, accused of the burglary, has pleaded not guilty.
Baumgartner bill would ban wildfire betting on prediction markets
The proposed legislation comes after public reports showed more than $1.2 million in bets were placed on contracts connected to the 2025 Palisades and Eaton fires.
Trump appears on former fixer-turned-enemy Michael Cohen's radio show
The interview marked a stunning public reunion between Trump and a man who testified against him both in court and before Congress.
Some colleges and universities begin to accept tuition payments via PayPal and Venmo
A few large universities will start accepting tuition payments using PayPal and Venmo as they offer more payment options.