Two of Washington State’s Most Tragic Missing Person Cases That Hit Close to Home
I can't imagine what life might be like for people who have had loved ones just simply disappear. And I hope I never find out what that feels like. Washington State has had its share of missing person cases. Two of them have hit fairly close to home. Case #1:...
Men Sentenced for Drug Trafficking; Police Ambush
Two men involved in a violent shooting spree that targeted law enforcement and endangered the community have been sentenced on federal drug and firearm charges, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Washington announced March 28.
The Airbnb in Washington “everyone” wants to stay at
I'm an old guy. I don't travel a lot, but when I do I'll stay at a motel or a hotel. Airbnb is not even on my radar. But occasionally, I think maybe I should check this out and a cool thing about this location that I'm going to tell you about is it's not that far away from where we live in Wenatchee.
New USPS Rules Are Coming April 1st to Washington State
New USPS Rules Are Coming April 1st in Washington State. Big changes are coming to the United States Postal Service in Washington State on April 1st. I recall when a stamp cost 20 cents when I was a kid in the 80s but those days are long gone as the current price for a stamp in 2025 is 73 cents.
Washington state bans baiting, feeding elk, deer and moose
Washington's top wildlife official has signed off on a broad suite of rules to limit the spread of chronic wasting disease, including statewide bans on feeding and baiting deer, elk and moose. The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife announced Friday that Director Kelly Susewind approved all of the rule...
Washington state Senate OKs gas tax hike and budget built on billions of new...
A divided Washington state Senate on Saturday approved a hike in the state’s gas tax and a two-year budget that hinges on billions of dollars from new taxes on the state’s wealthiest
Mass Shooting At Large House Party Leaves Two Dead, Four Injured
Nearby homes and vehicles were damaged by the gunfire.
Seattle city councilmember introduces resolution to acknowledge ‘failure’ of defund the police movement
Seattle councilmember Rob Saka introduces a resolution to recognize the efforts of public safety and to distance the city from rhetoric about defunding law enforcement.
So Long, Century Ballroom
On Monday, March 31, Century Ballroom will close for good. Ahead of its final weekend, Cynthia Brothers of Vanishing Seattle and The Stranger sat down to chat with owner and founder Hallie Kuperman about her decision to close Century Ballroom, its legacy, and what’s next for the historic space.
Idaho murders suspect Bryan Kohberger penned essay showing he knew how to cover tracks
Idaho prosecutors have unveiled a college essay from student murders suspect Bryan Kohberger that shows he knows his way around a crime scene, new court filings reveal. In the missive, written in 2020 during finals for a 300-level criminal justice course, Kohberger described how crime scene investigators use...