A baby left in a hot car died in Puyallup. Now, lawyers target WA...
The Washington State Department of Children, Youth and Families failed in its responsibility, a lawsuit contends.
Volunteer shares why she helps train service dogs in Seattle
This year, it's not only a time to celebrate your own pups or your love for puppies. Nonprofit Canine Companions is hoping people will be inspired to volunteer and become "puppy raisers." The nearly 18-month commitment helps a puppy gain socialization skills, basic training, and other experiences, before they head...
Former Washington state House Speaker Frank Chopp dies
Longtime Washington Democratic Rep. Frank Chopp, who became one of the state’s most powerful House speakers over the two decades he held the leadership role, died Saturday. He was 71.
‘Luxury lodging’ property near Mount Baker up for sale
A “glamping” site near Mount Baker is up for sale, and could be yours for the low price of $725,000.
K-pop group xikers hints powerful new sound in ‘HOUSE OF TRICKY: SPUR’
SEATTLE - K-pop group xikers, of KQ Entertainment, is gearing up for the release of their upcoming album, "HOUSE OF TRICKY : SPUR." The album, set to release on April 4, follows their previous release, "HOUSE OF TRICKY : WATCH OUT," from September, marking a new chapter in the group’s musical journey.
Drenching rain and gusty weather return to Seattle
SEATTLE - An atmospheric river is taking aim at western Washington, blasting drenching rain to parts of the region today through Monday. Highs this afternoon will reach the mid 50s for most backyards in the region. You can expect dark, cloudy skies and times of soaking rain. The North Coast,...
Activist judge and Inslee appointee overturns the people on I-2066, natural gas can now...
Activist King County Superior Court judge Sandra Widlan owes her job to former governor and halfwit miscreant Jay Inslee. Widlan has been a longtime contributor to a virtual who’s who of lefty politicians in WA state. Under one party rule in Olympia, over the past 12 years, it has...
As things warm up outside, here’s how to get ready for pest problems
SEATTLE — As things warm up outside, a lot of us will wage war inside with an annual invasion of pests. If so, think twice before hiring someone to evict your pests—usually you can take care of the problem yourself. If you do end up hiring a pest control service, shop around—there are big differences in quality, and...
Seattle and Surrounding Counties Bracing for Flood Risk as Atmospheric River Brings Heavy Rainfall
The National Weather Service in Seattle has issued a warning for potential river flooding in King, Snohomish, and Skagit counties due to heavy rain from an incoming atmospheric river. Flood conditions are possible from Sunday night through Tuesday morning. Mountain areas could receive 3 to 6 inches of rain, with snow...
Rain and Snow to Hit Western Washington This Weekend
Western Washington is bracing for a rainy and breezy Sunday as an atmospheric river moves into the region, according to the NWS Seattle Office. The National Weather Service forecasts heavy precipitation, increasing snow levels, and gusty winds from March 23 to 24. Snow levels will initially range from 3500 to 4500...