A $17.8 billion plan dealing with highways, ferries and transit has cleared the state Senate transportation panel.
Richard Burke may have left the state. “The Burke boys will be living on our own,” he wrote his ex-wife.
Ivan Maik, of Granite Falls, was waiting for a dialysis appointment Saturday. The suspect remains at large.
Phil and Kelly Johnson have donated $50,000 to the county project that removes derelict vessels.
Wings of Rescue, which airlifts companion animals, made a big delivery to Everett for local shelters.
Time is short to get the $17.8 billion plan passed. Its link to climate change bills adds intrigue.
Here’s what’s happening on Day 94 of the 2021 session of the Washington Legislature.
Angel of the Winds Arena, a major site offering the JJ shot, has cancelled appointments.
Availability of doses is always changing, so keep checking back.
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He’s a 50-year-old mail carrier who dusted off his English degree to curate 6,000 tales on Twitter.
Records show a dispute over cleanup requirements for chemically tainted water. The company denies there’s a disagreement.
There is no rain in the forecast until Monday, and the weekend is expected to be downright balmy.
Jesse Hartman was arrested in California as he tried to re-enter the country from Mexico.
Cowlitz, Pierce and Whitman counties will revert to Phase 2 after failing to meet key COVID-19 metrics.
The project list includes expanding the three-mile, two-lane road between Bothell and Lynnwood.
The small town’s community coalition and food bank have found a home on school district grounds.
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