U.S. accident investigators disagree with Ethiopian authorities over the cause of a 2019 Boeing 737 Max crash.
A 21-year-old man wanted in the random killing of three people in Yakima early Tuesday shot and killed himself.
The case was the final obstacle to the dividend after a federal judge in Washington, D.C., rejected similar efforts.
A photography show has come under scrutiny due to an image of a man dressed as a female pirate.
The Seattle and Kent school districts’ lawsuits claim the tech giants behind TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and Snapchat target their products at children.
Labor organizers hope this will be the year that Starbucks’ U.S. workers finally negotiate a union contract. But bargaining is at a standstill and thousands of employees are still unconvinced of the union’s value.
Boeing took more than 200 net orders for passenger airplanes in December to complete its best year since 2018, but failed again to catch up with Airbus.
The state Democrats will elect a new leader at a meeting in Olympia in late January.
Meanwhile, House Republicans failed to elect a speaker. After three attempts, they adjourned and will try again Wednesday.
Bryan Kohberger was arrested for murder in the first degree in connection to the University of Idaho killings.
28-year-old Bryan Christopher Kohberger is a PhD student in criminal justice at Washington State University.
Siegall resigned after allegations that he had assaulted his now-former wife.
The National Transportation Safety Board released its preliminary report Saturday on the Nov. 18 crash that killed four people.
Cooke Aquaculture has filed an appeal against the state’s decision to end its leases for fish-farming.
Citizen trapping of northern giant hornets in northwest Washington ended Nov. 30 with no sightings this year.
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Cooke Aquaculture has until Dec. 14 to wrap up steelhead farming and begin deconstructing their equipment.
Under the agreement, deputies could begin wearing body cameras as soon as next year.
A group of 16 people will run the Native and Strong Crisis Lifeline, which folds into the existing 988 hotline.
“Our coaches heard (the n-word) throughout the game from their players. It was bad,” Lakes High School coach Dave Miller said.
