School not yet in session at North Hill Elementary; police search for suspects
State Patrol blames impairment, distraction, speeding and not wearing seat belts for higher numbers
Company denies accusations that it discriminated against pregnant employees
Nearly $190 million awarded in total for outdoor recreation and habitat conservation across the state.
State Office of Independent Investigations ready to go to work
For Aug. 1 election
You can borrow a free Discover Pass, educational materials about state parks, and a pair of binoculars with your KCLS library card
Puget Sound Fire released a statement after the late evening rescue that lakes and rivers are still extremely cold this time of year.
The valuation process is still underway, but expect the market to be cooler than last year.
“Spoofers” are faking caller IDs to trick people into giving out personal information
Advice from local rescue agencies on how to stay safe while cooling off.
Flu vaccination rates for children and preganant people reportedly dropped from pre-pandemic rates.
Senate Republican leader says no agreement reached yet with Democrats; session to start May 16
Washington’s COVID-19 exposure notification app is scheduled to conclude May 11 in tandem with the end of the Public Health…
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Vote 47-1 in favor of state B&O tax exemption; measure moves to House
Democratic budget writers say they will be cautious but able to fund their priorities. Senate put out a capital budget Monday.
Washington State Department of Health and CDC encourage residents to stop using EzriCare Artificial Tears.
To strike most of Western Washington Thursday evening through Friday evening
In addition to the flu, other respiratory illnesses such as COVID and RSV are overloading hospitals.
