Detectives believe the dad was mistaken as an intruder. The injuries are not life threatening.
The Aviation Manufacturing Jobs Protection grants could save 2,280 Washington jobs for up to six months.
Rebecca Haskins was last seen early the morning of Sept. 4 in Mill Creek.
A new state law has nudged some to quickly get the cameras, which they hope will increase transparency.
Firefighters responded around 9 a.m. Friday to find plumes of smoke. No one was injured.
The ban covers pretty much every city, as well as unincorporated parts of the county.
A man digging a hole for trash uncovered his bones in 2020. Detectives need help to find his name — and his killer.
Class of 2021
The Jackson High student body president led his peers through uncertain times.
Class of 2021
The pandemic changed everything for the class of 2021. For one young woman, it was a time to give back.
Partially blind Japanese native Shinji Maeda came to the U.S. to become an aviator. Then he toured the world.
Zachary Madding eluded authorities until police found evidence in the hotel room where he attacked his ex-girlfriend.
Martinez D. Mitchell, 44, must serve five years in prison for third-degree assault.
David Zinman’s inexpensive Mother’s Day present to her became a priceless gift for him.
William Pool III was first charged with attempted murder. He pleaded guilty to second-degree assault.
His family wants to support students who share Reed Baldwin’s passions for music and robotics. He died at 22.
The city council re-criminalized drug possession, while state lawmakers debate their own legislation.
Ian Jensen, 32, died after a multi-vehicle accident Saturday on 35th Avenue SE.
