Washington set an example by passing more than a dozen behavioral health and overdose prevention bills, tribal leaders said Tuesday.
The woman fell 70 to 80 feet after driving off Priest Point Drive NW on Sunday afternoon.
Danny Simpson was sentenced to three days per week for a year after backing his truck off a cliff into a gravel pit, killing Anthony Craig.
In a neighborhood along Mission Creek, residents must now go up and down ladders to get to the outside world — with no solution in sight.
On Tuesday, John McCoy’s former colleagues in the Senate honored the late lawmaker by passing House Bill 1879.
The Hawks’ late push falls short in a 70-63 loss during the Class 1B state regionals.
The project expands the resort’s gaming and guest features and adds features to highlight the Tulalip Tribes’ culture.
If passed, it will make history by being the first time a Lushootseed word is written into Washington state law, its sponsor said.
Samuel Matta said he feared Black Lives Matter protests were coming to his street. He was sentenced to 21 months.
American Indian and Alaska Native residents have the highest death rates from opioid overdoses of any racial or ethnic group in Washington.
There was no time estimate for water to be restored at Quil Ceda Elementary or Heritage and Legacy high schools.
Investigators are concerned the pastel-colored pills may end up in the hands of children.
Mary Ellen Johnson-Davis has been missing for 2½ years with no word. She’s the subject of Sabrina Van Tassel’s latest documentary.
John McCoy, 79, served in the state House and Senate for a combined 17 years, fighting for tribal, educational and environmental causes.
Michael J.D. Clark Jones received help from a woman after fleeing the police. He then assaulted her while stealing her car.
After an unsuccessful appeal to block it, the Tulalip Tribes are now on the cusp of building the 32-bed center in farmland.
Abdul Qasim Ray Zahir was charged Thursday in the killing of Francisco Barraso-Ortega, who was shot to death in 2022.
James Madison, a Tulalip and Tlingit tribal member, is leading the project, with a goal of unveiling the finished pole in 2024.
The Tulalip and Swinomish tribal member set out to document Native Americans from 562 federally recognized tribes.
“Federal Indian boarding school policies have touched every Indigenous person I know,” Interior Secretary Deb Haaland said Sunday.