King County withdraws $1 million offer to build shelter in Burien
The city's small but growing homeless population had become a political beach ball, with both the city and the county wanting the other to play...
WA Democrats react to Biden’s fumbling debate performance
Nationwide, Biden's performance has prompted panic among Democrats and renewed calls by some to consider an alternate candidate.
Return of full services at Seattle libraries still weeks or months away
The personal data of a small number of library staff members was downloaded in the ransomware attack, the library said.
King County Council punts on vote as it mulls future of youth jail
Under no scenario would the detention center close before 2028, and there is no current consensus on what a replacement would look like.
Seattle library network outage nears a month
There is still no estimate for when internet access will be restored at Seattle's 27 public libraries. Officials say a ransomware attack hit their networks.
Cantwell's strongest challenger for Senate is an ER doctor
Raul Garcia, a Republican doctor who ran for governor in 2020, is the only serious challenger facing Sen. Maria Cantwell.
Seattle’s thriving bonsai community tells stories through tiny trees VIEW
It's a craft where progress takes years and trees become living sculptures, evolving through an alchemy of natural growth and artistic intervention.
Defendants can’t be forced to appear in court from jail cells, WA Supreme Court rules
Requiring defendants to attend court in a holding cell undermines the presumption of innocence and violates the dignity of judicial proceedings, the court said.
King County ignored civil rights complaints for 20 months
Dozens, if not hundreds, of discrimination complaints went unacknowledged by King County's Office of Equity, Racial and Social Justice, an investigation found.
WA politicians have plenty to say on Trump conviction
Republicans echoed Trump's claim of political persecution while state Democrats largely praised the jury verdict.