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LYNNWOOD — The City of Lynnwood and Sea Mar Community Health Centers cut the ribbon Monday, June 1, on a new Crisis Care Center, a short-term behavioral health facility designed as an alternative to emergency rooms and jails for people in mental health or substance use crises. Situated next...

Washington Kids Just SHATTERED Records, and the Whole State Noticed Holy smokes, Seattle! Forget everything else for a minute, because some of our own damn kids just absolutely WENT OFF at the Washington State Championships in Tacoma this past weekend! We're talking about pure, unadulterated athletic dominance, the kin

There was a heavy police presence outside a Federal Way apartment complex on Tuesday morning following calls about an allegedly fatal shooting.

We're about halfway through the Revive I-5 work this year, and the WSDOT is about to take down the work zone across the Ship Canal Bridge.

One of Bothell’s biggest corporate footprints is suddenly in play. Philips has officially put its 57-acre campus along Bothell-Everett Highway up for sale, teeing up what could be one of the largest redevelopment moves north of Seattle. The property spans roughly 600,000 square feet of lab and office space across multi

Editor's note: This article was updated on June 1 at 9 p.m. A 21-year-old man was stabbed the morning of June 1 in the 5000 block of Brooklyn Avenue Northeast while attempting to enter his parked vehicle. The man sustained serious, non-fatal injuries, and police believe him to be a UW student, although this information

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When residents discovered plans for a 45-acre battery facility near their homes, hundreds marched in protest through the usually sleepy downtown. County officials said they received death threats over the project. Snoqualmie passed a moratorium banning such facilities for a year, although it is unclear it would apply i

KENT, Wash. - An Auburn man who admitted to a hate crime, violently attacking a Black woman on a King County Metro bus, is set to be sentenced on Tuesday. Adan C. Hernandez-Mayoral, 24, pleaded guilty to a federal hate crime involving injuries and a dangerous weapon, stemming from an attack on March 7, 2024.

Following Rep. Jim Walsh’s appearance on “The Jason Rantz Show” on Seattle Red 770 AM, where he said he is considering a 2028 gubernatorial campaign, Washington’s current Governor, Bob Ferguson, took to social media to challenge his statements. “Jim, you’re a big talker, but we all...